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WNC organizations get grants for community health - Vimarsana News

WNC organizations get grants for community health

Impact Health awarded eight western North Carolina-based organizations grants totaling $400,000 to invest in their community health workforce and connect community members to the Healthy Opportunities Pilot (HOP).

Professional women honor 2024 Athena Award winner - Hendersonville Lightning - Vimarsana News

Professional women honor 2024 Athena Award winner - Hendersonville Lightning

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Medicaid pilot uses groceries to boost health, lower food insecurity - Vimarsana News

Medicaid pilot uses groceries to boost health, lower food insecurity

Medicaid pilot program in food as medicine shows promise. Delivery service offers fresh fruits, vegetables to address diabetes, obesity, hypertension.

Have Medicaid? You may be entitled to a free weekly box of produce - Vimarsana News

Have Medicaid? You may be entitled to a free weekly box of produce

One day Mary K was speaking with her case manager at WellCare, the company that manages her Medicaid plan. She told the woman she’d been getting most of her food from pantries, but she could only get there when she had a ride. Once there, the food bank workers usually only offered shelf stable goods, such as peanut butter, pasta or beans, foods that didn’t help her keep her diabetes or weight under control.

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Pilot Medicaid program in North Carolina provides free food for participants - Vimarsana News

Pilot Medicaid program in North Carolina provides free food for participants

(The Center Square) — In about a third of North Carolina counties, certain residents on Medicaid are receiving free food and other services with their health coverage through a pilot program funded by the federal government.