AccessHealth NC

Networks of Care for Low-Income, Uninsured

AccessHealth NC includes 18 community-based networks of care across the state providing access to coordinated primary and specialty healthcare services for the low-income, uninsured population. Networks, funded in part by The Duke Endowment, are composed of a broad range of healthcare providers and other health-related resources working in collaboration to leverage resources and align services. These provider networks provide medical homes and ensure timely, affordable, high-quality healthcare services for underserved North Carolinians. Ensuring that these patients get the right care in the right place and at the right time. Network partners include hospitals, free clinics, certified rural health clinics, community health centers, physicians, medication providers, behavioral health providers, local health departments and many others. AccessHealth networks have been operating across NC for a number of years and have been branded locally by their community. See the table below for your community’s network and contact information. The NC Healthcare Foundation provides technical assistance and collaborative learning opportunities to 18 networks across NC. An additional 12 networks are supported by SCHA in SC.

NC State Director, CaroNova
919-677-4232
eroland@ncha.org

Director, Performance Improvement, Population Health
NC Healthcare Foundation
919-677-4115
tvandersea@ncha.org