Next time you’re in North Carolina, dinner is on me! We have a fabulous spot just off the Blue Ridge Parkway that’s not only beautiful, but award-winning. Nothing beats a great meal, a gorgeous view, and good conversation among advocates! At the very least, let’s have coffee and conversation.
We will have A LOT to talk about for certain! Some very interesting things happening all around NC - a severe TBI patient who received $1.7 million bill (thanks Cordani…now retired and off of him!) - A Governor’s Healthcare Affordability Commission without a single patient voice - don’t forget about Mission Hospital - State health plan changing and establishing "preferred providers" while placing others (like Atrium Health and WakeMed) into non-preferred or separate tiers to curb a major deficit - BCBSNC denying care for inaccurate treatment codes/diagnoses. I love NC…beautiful place. Healthcare access challenges for certain, but a group of truly dedicated people trying to bring about change!
It seems like you have interesting information. Unfortunately, you insist on your cryptic writing style that makes it much longer than it needs to be and often prevents it from being understandable. Frustrating.
What about WakeMed?
I fear this country is going down FAST.
Next time you’re in North Carolina, dinner is on me! We have a fabulous spot just off the Blue Ridge Parkway that’s not only beautiful, but award-winning. Nothing beats a great meal, a gorgeous view, and good conversation among advocates! At the very least, let’s have coffee and conversation.
you’re on! I love NC!
We will have A LOT to talk about for certain! Some very interesting things happening all around NC - a severe TBI patient who received $1.7 million bill (thanks Cordani…now retired and off of him!) - A Governor’s Healthcare Affordability Commission without a single patient voice - don’t forget about Mission Hospital - State health plan changing and establishing "preferred providers" while placing others (like Atrium Health and WakeMed) into non-preferred or separate tiers to curb a major deficit - BCBSNC denying care for inaccurate treatment codes/diagnoses. I love NC…beautiful place. Healthcare access challenges for certain, but a group of truly dedicated people trying to bring about change!
It seems like you have interesting information. Unfortunately, you insist on your cryptic writing style that makes it much longer than it needs to be and often prevents it from being understandable. Frustrating.
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