N.C. eyes new use of Medicaid to provide care to incarcerated people
By Rachel Crumpler Upon release from prison or jail, many people face significant obstacles in navigating and accessing health care services. Historically, the transition has…
By Rachel Crumpler Upon release from prison or jail, many people face significant obstacles in navigating and accessing health care services. Historically, the transition has…
By Rachel Crumpler State leaders have crafted a detailed plan to boost support for people leaving prison in North Carolina over the coming years. It’s…
By Rachel Crumpler The N.C. Department of Adult Correction says it is putting resources into expanding access to medications for opioid use disorder to those…
By Rachel Crumpler Danny Hampton started working as a prison chaplain at Marion Correctional Institution in McDowell County in 2010. In the role, he helped…
By Rachel Crumpler Ninety-five percent of incarcerated people in North Carolina prisons will one day return home — roughly 18,000 people this year alone. But…
By Rachel Crumpler “Daddy, look at what I painted.” “You need to watch Stranger Things.” “Dad, I made the honor roll.” These are pretty run-of-the-mill…