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CBS Show, 'A Gifted Man', features NC MedAssist Client Story

MedAssist 'Faces Crisis' After Cutback, by Karen Garlock, a health writer for the Charlotte Observer

UNC-TV interviewed NC MedAssist at their Sanford Enrollment Event,
November 3rd. To watch the video, follow this link. (Note: the MedAssist piece is 7 minutes in)

Non-profit Offers Pharmacy Program
, by Alexa Milan, Staff Writer for the Sanford Herald

NC MedAssist Expands to Serve Entire State
, by Todd Cohen, Philanthropy Journal.

NC MedAssist Helps Pay For Drugs, by Mary Cornatzor, Staff Writer for the News & Observer.

Program Helps Needy Get Their Medications, by P. Christine Smith, Staff Writer for the Sun Journal on  ENCToday.com.

MedAssist Seeks to Raise $1M for Shift to Independent Status, by Jennifer Thomas, Staff Writer for Charlotte Business Journal

Pfizer Joins NC MedAssist to Expand Free Medicines Program for Low-Income, Uninsured North Carolinians.

A report by AcademyHealth and the Center for Health Care Strateiges states that charity care is still essential
post-reform.  Click to read more.


NC MedAssist Becomes Central Fill Pharmacy
, Attorney General Roy Cooper press conference, March 2009.

 



Excellence in Health Care: Providing medicines to those who might go without

Premium content from Charlotte Business Journal by Bea Quirk , Contributing writer
Date: Friday, September 30, 2011, 6:00am EDT - Last Modified: Thursday, September 29, 2011, 4:18pm EDT

Since 1997, N.C. MedAssist has been serving low-income residents of Mecklenburg County with free pharmacy services. Then, 18 months ago, thanks to a grant from the N.C. attorney general, it expanded its services to cover 85 of the state’s 100 counties. About 55% of those receiving medications live in Mecklenburg.

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