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Premium subsidy expected to draw additional applicants
Get coverage through Inclusive Health, a state program offering affordable insurance to individuals with pre-existing medical conditions. In partnership with Brunswick Community Hospital, a representative from Inclusive Health will be available to provide additional information and enroll people to the program at the Brunswick Beacon Health Expo on Saturday, February 27, from 9 am to 2 pm at West Brunswick High School.
On Monday, Brunswick Community Hospital, as well as Novant Health’s other acute care hospitals in North Carolina, lifted visitor restrictions that temporarily prohibited children 18 and under from its hospitals during H1N1 and seasonal flu season.
The National Weather Service recently named Brunswick Community Hospital a StormReady Supporter for the hospital’s exemplary efforts in storm preparedness. Brunswick Community Hospital is only the second hospital in North Carolina to receive this prestigious recognition.
Premium subsidy expected to draw additional applicants to enrollment sessions.
Get coverage through Inclusive Health, a state program offering affordable insurance to individuals with pre-existing medical conditions. Representatives from Inclusive Health are enrolling people to the program in Shallotte and Whiteville on Feb. 17 and 19, respectively. Brunswick Community Hospital is a partner in bringing this event to Shallotte.
Heart disease is the leading killer of both men and women in the United States, but there’s good news too with advancements being made rapidly in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the disease. In honor of Heart Month, join J.L. Aldrich, MD, and Chris Ellis, MD, to learn how you can protect one of your most precious assets – your heart.
Headaches, cough, nasal congestion…these are just a few of the symptoms of sinusitis, more commonly known as a sinus infection. At a seminar on Thursday, January 21, Dr. Jeffrey Coury will outline the causes and treatments of sinusitis, and he will offer helpful tips for those who suffer from sinusitis most often.
