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ECU Health nurses named to Great 100 list
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — 18 Nurses from five ECU Health hospitals were named to the Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina. This title was given to the nurses by the Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina by the Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina Board of Directors. These recipient were honored for their outstanding professional […]
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19 ENC nurses named to Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina list, 18 from ECU Health
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ECU Health brings Penny pinchers tour to Food Lion
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — Food Lion grocery store located at 2460 Stantonsburg Rd.hosted the monthly Penny Pinchers Tour which is a program that’s designed to help people shop for healthy food on a budget. “It was birthed in the early 2000’s by the Interfaith Shuttle out of Raleigh asking us to help people who were […]
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Onslow Senior Services moving to newly renovated enrichment center
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. — Onslow County Senior Services is preparing to move into a newly renovated facility along Richlands Highway. The department’s current temporary location at 4955 Richlands Highway will close to the public September 3 and 4 as staff move to the new Onslow Enrichment Center at 4024 Richlands Highway.
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Rally in Jacksonville presses for justice over Camp Lejeune water contamination
JACKSONVILLE, Onslow County — Congressman Greg Murphy joined families, veterans and advocates in Jacksonville for a rally calling for justice for people impacted by the Camp Lejeune water contamination. Murphy said thousands of service members, military families and civilian employees were exposed to contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune...
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Rally in Jacksonville presses for justice over Camp Lejeune water contamination
JACKSONVILLE, Onslow County — Congressman Greg Murphy joined families, veterans and advocates in Jacksonville for a rally calling for justice for people impacted by the Camp Lejeune water contamination. Murphy said thousands of service members, military families and civilian employees were exposed to contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune...
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UNC Health Nash celebrates new medical office building in Nashville
The dedication of what is going to be UNC Health Family Medicine at Nashville occurred was a festive occasion Wednesday morning for the Nash County seat. The exact opening of the location, which is in a new area of Nashville, is pending the installation of internet service, but the location, once ready, is going to expand primary care capacity and support the evolving health care needs of Nashville and the central part of Nash County. The location, which is off Red Oak Road and just north of the busy interchange with U.S. 64, was built at a cost of $12 million. The dedication featured remarks by Rocky Mount-based UNC Health Nash President and CEO Lee Isley, who told a gathering inside that the new Nashville location and that a new $20 million primary care building at Middlesex, which was dedicated on Aug. 4, were both paid for with cash reserves. Isley said that means that no money had to be borrowed to pay for constructing the two medical office buildings. “And that’s quite a feat,” Isley said. He commended UNC Health Nash’s governing board of commissioners for being good financial stewards. The new Nashville location is nearly 16,400 square feet.
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ECU Health celebrates 50 years of graduate medical education
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — ECU Health Medical Center and the Brody School of Medicine celebrated its 50th anniversary of graduate medical education Friday afternoon. The celebration highlighted how the program started as a family medicine residency program in 1976 to more than 30 programs across several fields. “It’s a really difficult patient population, not that […]
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What’s Changing in Medicaid?
What’s Changing in Medicaid? Here are four changes you need to know about that are happening to Medicaid. • Many adults ages 19 through 64 will have to show they work or participate in an approved activity. • Many adults ages 19 through 64 will have to renew Medicaid...
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ECU Health surgeon performs N.C.’s first single-port lung surgery
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — Dr. Robert Allman of ECU Health completed North Carolina’s first single-port robotic upper lobectomies using the da Vinci SP system. According to a press release, performed on May 19 and June 15 at ECU Health Medical Center, these procedures allow surgeons to remove lung nodules through a single small incision. This […]
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The fight moves to the gates: Camp Lejeune water survivors organize Wednesday march for justice
For Camp Lejeune toxic water survivors, the fight for justice is far from over. On Wednesday, it moves to within steps of the main gate of the installation where the water contamination sickened as many as a million Marines, civilians, and their families. On Wednesday, survivors and supporters will gather...
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‘It would be 2424’: Camp Lejeune families demand action on claims backlog
For decades, young Marine families struggled to understand why pregnancies were ending in stillbirths, or why newborns were dying just hours after delivery. Local clergy and community organizations donated this dedicated plot of land so families could give their babies a proper burial. Today, those rows of small headstones are a stark reminder of families who say they were left without answers.
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CarolinaEast earns top honors from Forbes and U.S. News
NEW BERN, N.C. (WNCT) — CarolinaEast Medical Center was named a Best Regional Hospital in the Coastal Plain by U.S. News & World Report for its 2026-2027 rankings. The facility also earned High Performing status across several procedures, including heart attack treatment and knee replacement surgery. These accolades represent the highest possible distinction within the […]
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Agape Health Services to open new Washington clinic
WASHINGTON, N.C. (WNCT) — Agape Health Services will host a ribbon cutting ceremony for its new Carolina Avenue clinic on Sept. 14, from 1-3 p.m. in Washington. According to a press release, this new facility will provide primary medical and pediatric care, with behavioral health and pharmacy services expected to follow soon. The free community […]
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UNC Health Nash to open Nashville area medical office building this week
The official opening of UNC Health Nash’s medical office building in Nashville is set for Wednesday. The facility in the 500 block of Red Oak Road will offer primary care services for area residents. An invitation-only ribbon-cutting is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday. According to a UNC Health Nash spokeswoman, the Nashville medical building will provide medical services for patients beginning at birth and serve as a convenient alternative to the emergency room for conditions that are not life-threatening. And the spokeswoman also noted that the location seeks to offer cost-effective, accessible and timely care for patients. On Aug. 4, UNC Health Nash expanded access to primary care in the southwestern part of Nash County with the opening of a larger medical facility, UNC Health Family Medicine at Middlesex. That location is off Middlesex Corporate Parkway and just on the southeast side of the U.S. 264 interchange for N.C. 231. The facility houses eight family medicine and internal medicine practitioners, including providers who moved from what was the UNC Internal Medicine and Pediatrics practice at Middlesex. The facility can serve patients through all stages of life, beginning at birth, and provide routine checkups, preventive care, chronic disease management and other