Wilmington, North Carolina – Community Care of the Lower Cape Fear (CCLCF) has named Dr. Henry Hawthorne, Jr. as its new Medical Director. Dr. Hawthorne was previously CCLCF’s Associate Medical […]
CCLCF Announces New Medical Director Read More »
The SPARC (Safety, Prevention, Awareness & Raising Confidence) program is CCNC\’s new approach to chronic pain management and opioid safety. Learn More
CCLCF is introducing a new Opioid Safety program to support providers in our network Read More »
Learn more about CRM skills and the five-day workshop in January that will teach Cape Fear area caregivers how to help others cope better with stress.
CCLCF’s Community Resilience Model (CRM) trainers featured in the Wilmington Star News Read More »
Dr. Weckel, Family Medicine When practices engage in the Practice Transformation Network (PTN) grant, they agree to set aims, use data to drive care, achieve progress on the aims, achieve
Congratulations to Our Practice Transformation Network (PTN) Graduates! Read More »
Wilmington, N.C. (November 8, 2018) – Community Care of the Lower Cape Fear (CCLCF) received a 100, the highest possible score, from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) for
CCLCF Receives 100 Score for Three-Year Case Management Accreditation from NCQA Read More »
CCNC approach to quality recognized with highest level of accreditation Raleigh, N.C. (November 7, 2018) – Community Care of North Carolina (CCNC), the nonprofit organization that serves 1.7 million North
CCNC Receives Three-Year Case Management Accreditation from NCQA Read More »
The Wilmington Business Journal reports on how CCLCF contributed to Community Care of North Carolina\’s (CCNC) shared four-year savings of nearly $1 billion for the state of NC using value-based
Changing The Way Providers Are Paid Read More »
Go to any of the 19 drop off locations across New Hanover, Pender, Bladen, Brunswick, Onslow, and Duplin counties from 10:00am to 2:00pm to dispose of medications.
Medication Disposal Event Read More »
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Article 3 Written by Jane Kinlaw, Community Care of the Lower Cape Fear In our previous two articles we have learned about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
Children can survive and thrive despite the adverse childhood experiences in their lives Read More »
What If You Could Make a Positive Difference in a Child’s Life? Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Article 2 Written by Jane Kinlaw, Community Care of the Lower Cape Fear What
What if you could make a positive difference in a child’s life? Read More »