The NCAFP advocates for health policies that will improve the practice of Family Medicine in North Carolina. The NCAFP is a trusted partner with our legislature, state agencies, and health systems, advocating for policies to improve your work life and help you better care for your patients. We also advocate for Family Medicine at the federal level through the American Academy of Family Physicians.
There are plenty of ways you can participate, and all of them count!
Contact Greg Griggs at ggriggs@ncafp.com to participate in one of these opportunities!
Contact Greg Griggs at ggriggs@ncafp.com.
For more information on NCAFP advocacy, contact Shawn Parker at shawn@ncafp.com.
News:
NC Governor and General Assembly Pass New Medicaid Funding
April 30, 2026
The NCAFP attended the signing ceremony of HB696, which appropriates $319 million to North Carolina Medicaid.
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UnitedHealthcare Eliminates Most Medical Prior Authorizations for Certain Rural Physicians
April 27, 2026
On April 20, UnitedHealthcare announced new initiatives designed to lower costs and streamline processes for rural clinicians by reducing prior authorizations.
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NCAFP Meets with Governor and NCDHHS to Discuss Medicaid Funding
April 14, 2026
On April 9, NCAFP Exec. VP Greg Griggs joined other association executives and insurance company officials for a meeting with NC Governor Josh Stein, NC Dept. of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) Secretary Dr. Dev. Sangvai, and other key health policy advisors to discuss issues related to the long-term stability of Medicaid.
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Two NCAFP Members Receive Scholarship for the 2026 AAFP Advocacy Summit!
March 20, 2026
NCAFP members Dr. Atif Mahmood and Collette Cambey have received scholarships to attend the 2026 AAFP Family Medicine Advocacy Summit in June!
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Updated Medicaid Fee Schedules Posted Due in Part to NCAFP Advocacy
January 9, 2026
Thanks partly to NCAFP advocacy, the state and Medicaid Managed Care plans must implement the updated fee schedules and pay the increased rate for claims processed while the Medicaid rate cuts were in effect.
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