New Work Rules Could Drop Thousands of Sick N.C. Residents From Medicaid
People with serious illnesses will need a doctor to verify twice a year that they’re too sick to work, or they risk losing their health insurance.
More Than Response
Greensboro’s Behavioral Health Response team works with and without police to help people in crisis.
Cone Health’s New CEO on Care, Competition, and Growth
Krakovitz’s first hundred days at Cone Health have included expansion, tensions with competing health systems, and an eye to the future.
A Greensboro Abortion Provider Closes, Leaving Limited OptionsÂ
Greensboro’s only clinic offering surgical abortions will close at the end of April. Providers, advocates, and patients are now scrambling to fill the gap.
Fighting a ‘Silent War’
Facing mental health issues can be a struggle—particularly those facing language barriers. Area organizations are hosting a film screening to offer support and foster hope.
A Place to Live
A partnership between two Guilford County-based nonprofits will create housing for people living with HIV.
New Greensboro Clinic to Expand Reproductive and Gender-Affirming Healthcare
Founded by two local midwives, Haven Health aims to fill healthcare gaps through affordable in-person and telehealth visits.
More Health Coverage
‘Great Minds Are Not All The Same’
Temple Grandin’s visit to Asheboro, and her story of thriving as a person with autism, inspired a capacity crowd.
By The Numbers: Winter Storm Reaction
The City of Greensboro rallied for Winter Storm Fern, pre-treating and plowing roads, bridges and city streets. But more snow and ice could be on its way this weekend.
‘Be Careful Out There’
As a possibly historic winter storm looms, officials in Greensboro and Guilford County prepare for the worst.
By The Numbers: Guilford County Opioid Settlement Funds
A historic national settlement is changing how North Carolina counties are addressing the opioid epidemic. Here’s a look how Guilford is spending its share.
From Pain to Progress
Guilford County organization helping people struggling with addiction could have their work transformed by a historic national settlement.
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