In turn, thanks are due to the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Foundation, which gave CIS a grant of $100,000 last year. This allowed CIS to begin expanding its program even further.

BCBSNC values its relationships with both the State Health Plan and the State Auditor’s Office, and we believe discussions about how to improve efficiency within the Plan will be most effective if they are based on accurate, current and complete information.

Staying in shape can be tough for time-pressed moms, but this health-care insurance company helps them out by offering on-site fitness centers, wellness clinics, nutritionists and health coaches.

The Clayton Community Center is home to a newly-developed educational vegetable garden.

“North Carolinians who need assistance with anything from finding child care to locating health care services can seek help from more than 20,000 nonprofits and governmental agencies – but navigating the maze is not always easy,” said BCBSNC President and CEO Brad Wilson. “2-1-1 allows our citizens and customers to connect to the help they need with one phone call, and it’s important that everyone in our state has access to this service.”

“Member health and safety are our primary concern and we are taking these steps to help customers focus on their most immediate needs,” BCBSNC President and CEO Brad Wilson said. “These steps will ensure that our customers can get the health care and medications they need.”

“Member health and safety are our primary concern and we are taking these steps to help customers focus on their most immediate needs,” BCBSNC President and CEO Brad Wilson said. “These steps will ensure that our customers can get the health care and medications they need during and after the storm.”

“I never thought I would have the responsibility or the honor to see this many patients,” said Dr. Bill Blaylock, Director of North Carolina Missions of Mercy. “The improved standard of care provided by the X-ray bus has been a motivating factor for a lot of dentists and that, along with the efficiency of the X-ray process, has helped us see more people.”

Today Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina (BCBSNC) filed a rate request with the North Carolina Department of Insurance (DOI) for a rate increase of zero percent for Blue Options HSASM and Blue SaverSM. The requested rate increase for Blue Advantage® is 6.35 percent. Blue Advantage and Blue Options HSA currently serve more than 347,000 customers under the age of 65.

“Being more hands-on with our PBM will help us lower costs and provide better service to our customers,” said BCBSNC President and CEO Brad Wilson. “We also will be able to work with other non-profit Blues on formulary designs, improved information and communications to customers, and programs that integrate pharmacy and disease management programs to improve health.”