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Panel on November 17: Immunization Policy in the Era of COVID-19 and Beyond Registration Now Open Join us November 17 for a panel discussion on North Carolina immunization policy (past, present, and future).  The conversation will include an update from Pfizer Medical on COVID-19 vaccine, annual economic impact of vaccine-preventable disease and employer perspective.   Panelists

Panel on November 4: The Future of Diabetes Registration Now Open  It is well known that diabetes has tremendous personal, clinical and economic costs. Diabetes is the largest and most expensive epidemic of our lifetimes with 30 million type-2 diabetics in the US spending $51 billion in diabetic medications and adding $404 billion total economic cost in the US. We

Thanks to all who attended the NCBGH Fall Forum 2020! We’ve had outstanding feedback from our NCBGH Fall Forum 2020 which was held across two Fridays, October 9th and 16th.   Recordings of each session and their presentations are now available to NCBGH members in the Resources section of our website. Thank you to all of

NCBGH Fall Forum 2020 Registration Now Open Join us across 2 Friday mornings – October 9 & 16 — for our NCBGH Fall Forum 2020. At this Forum our focus will be Innovation in Employer Health and Benefits.  We’ll have another great lineup of speakers at the Fall Forum, including NC DHHS Secretary, Dr. Mandy Cohen. 

Join us August 25, 2020 for an NCBGH Virtual Lunch Discussion – A New Age of Employer-Sponsored Health Services: How Multi-Employer Health Centers & Technology are Changing the Game 2020 has been a year of significant change and health care is no different. We are experiencing a seismic shift in how care is delivered. The

Join us August 6th for special webinar, “Elective Procedures and the Post COVID-19 Healthcare Surge: What happens Next and How to Get Ahead of It” Coronavirus has fundamentally changed the health benefits landscape. Healthcare prices were already unsustainable and in the wake of COVID-19, they may become unbearable. Many hospitals and health systems are raising