Foundation research links CON to reduced hospital count and higher spending, while Governor Cooper negotiated minimal loosening of rules for behavioral health.
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Foundation research links CON to reduced hospital count and higher spending, while Governor Cooper negotiated minimal loosening of rules for behavioral health.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Foundation research links CON to reduced hospital count and higher spending; Cooper negotiated minimal loosening of rules.1 source
New reports detail mental illness prevalence and access to behavioral health in North Carolina.1 source
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A foundation in North Carolina is supporting healthcare services through philanthropic investment.Also in this story
- Blue Cross Foundation provided $1.5 million investment to NC-STeP, which partners with UNC Pembroke and ECU for student healthcare.
- Duke University Health System received a $100M grant from the John Locke Foundation to serve children throughout the Carolinas.
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