Small Changes, Big Impact: Why Heart Month Matters for The Triangle
February is American Heart Month, and because heart disease is the leading cause of death in North Carolina, it’s an important time to prioritize heart health. Research by the National Institute of Health shows that lifestyle factors play a significant role in cardiovascular health, which means the choices we make every day can have real…
More than Coverage: What It Takes to Be a True Community Partner
We stand with our members and the communities we serve. We advocate for their needs. We demonstrate this commitment not just in the products we sell or through the services we provide to our customers. This commitment is visible in the thousands of volunteer hours our employees contribute each year and in our three statewide…
Bridging the Divide: Novant Health Focuses on Rural Doctors and Partnerships to Improve Quality of Care
Novant is building local partnerships, new rural residency programs, significant clinic renovations and expansions, and an innovative paramedicine program in North Carolina.
Advocating for Access: Novant Health’s Center for Public Policy Solutions Puts Patients First
Led by clinicians on the frontlines, the Center conducts independent research on healthcare policy issues that impact care delivery and health system performance and makes recommendations to improve care coordination, reduce administrative burdens, and enhance patient outcomes.
From Second to (Possibly) Fourth: How Greensboro’s Population is Falling Behind
This year’s city council elections could chart a way out of stagnation and redefine what kind of city Greensboro wants to be.
Sepsis Can’t Wait: Early Detection Is The Difference Between Life and Death
North Carolina has one of the highest sepsis mortality rates in the country. Novant Health is seeking a clear and consistent definition of sepsis that prioritizes early detection and intervention.
Keep NC’s Hemp Industry Thriving—Oppose HB 328
This article is sponsored content advocating for the interests of North Carolina’s hemp farmers, small businesses, and veterans.


