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Friday, July 5, 2019
The legislature did not take up an override of Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of its budget this week. Instead, most of the attention turned to the State Health Plan and the reluctance by the state’s hospitals to accept the Clear Pricing Project. State Treasurer Dale Folwell’s July 1 deadline for providers to sign on to the Clear Pricing Project passed Monday with the state’s big hospitals continuing to hold out. Three hospitals – Martin General in Williamston, Randolph Health in Asheboro and N.C. Specialty Hospitals in Durham – signed contracts to accept the State Health Plan as of Jan. 2020, along with more than 25,000 providers statewide. State employees and retirees are covered under the current contract through the end of the year. A former health care executive said in a column this week that the plan – which will save taxpayers more than $250 million and plan members more than $60 million in out-of-pocket costs – could bring true competition to the health care industry for the first time in decades. Does your local hospital plan to sign the contract to serve state employees and retirees in 2020? Call and ask them! Click below to find phone numbers for all 111 hospitals in the state:
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SEANC Awards nominations due July 27 Each year SEANC seeks to recognize those members who have gone above and beyond in their dedication to the association and its efforts. The people who know best who are deserving of awards are those who work alongside them every day on the district level. That's why we need you to send in your nominations now. The deadline is July 27. The four award categories are Member of the Year, District Chairperson of the Year, Distinguished Service and District of the Year. Go to www.seanc.org/awards for more information and access to the nomination forms.
Audit Committee seeking members The SEANC Audit Committee is seeking candidates for election to a 3-year term at this year’s convention. Candidates shall have financial experience that includes accounting principles, serving as the treasurer for SEANC or other organizations, business operations/reimbursement and compliance officer responsibilities, or similar related experience. Candidates must submit a resume of relevant experience to be screened by the Audit Committee with a report made to the Board of Governors. Please email resumes to Audit Committee Chairwoman Linda Rouse Sutton at lindarousesutton@gmail.com or send to the SEANC Central Office.
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