Building Connections for a

Healthier North Carolina

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Last updated: December 1, 2021

100

Counties Activated

2500

Organizations Onboarded

42,000

Users Onboarded

About NCCARE360

NCCARE360 is the first statewide coordinated care network to better connect individuals to local services and resources.

Our Story Covid-19 Response

Together, we are building a healthier North Carolina.

Navigating services like health, housing, employment, and transportation can be incredibly difficult, but these factors all contribute to our overall health. NCCARE360 provides the opportunity for health to all North Carolinians by providing public access to resources and helping health and community-based organizations make electronic referrals, communicate in real time, securely share client information, and track outcomes together.

What People Are Saying

“NCCARE360 will help us elevate the care we provide our patients. High-quality medical care combined with healthy housing and nutritious food are a prescription for good health. NCCARE360 helps us make those connections.”
Kathy ColvilleHealthy Communities Director, Cone Health

“Through NCCARE360 we connected [a lady whose home was about to be condemned] to another agency and her issue was tracked and resolved within 24 hours. NCCARE360 eliminates unnecessary barriers for the client and the provider. Now the provider can see the services the client was receiving as they deliver care for the same person.”
Jackie LucasExecutive Director, Salvation Army of Greensboro Center of Hope

“We made a referral at 10pm and it was accepted at 8am the next morning, I was so excited to tell our client that she would get the help she needed. I’ve been sharing what NCCARE360 is with everyone because this is an amazing resource. This is really going to help so many people. I hope we get more community members to get onboard because I think it’s phenomenal.”
Tiffany JosephMinistry Assistant at Temple

“Using NCCARE 360, we were better able to connect a resident in a crisis situation to services that she needed immediately.”
Merle GreenGuilford County Health Director