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Stay informed about the latest developments in Charlotte NC Health with our comprehensive news category page. Here you will find timely updates on public health initiatives, local healthcare facilities, and groundbreaking medical research that impacts the Charlotte community. From trending health issues and wellness trends to important health policy changes affecting residents, this page curates essential information for anyone seeking insights into the healthcare landscape in Charlotte, North Carolina. Whether you’re interested in updates from Atrium Health, Novant Health, or local health departments, we cover it all to keep you informed and engaged.

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Serene forest in Port Charlotte, representative of the search area for Edwin Rodriguez
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79-Year-Old Edwin Rodriguez Found Safe in Port Charlotte

Port Charlotte, Florida, December 6, 2025 Edwin Rodriguez, a 79-year-old man with dementia, was found safe after a nearly 10-hour search in Port Charlotte, Florida. He was discovered less than 500 feet from his home, asleep in the woods, after a swift response from local authorities and neighbors. The incident highlights the importance of community support for families caring for loved ones with cognitive impairments. Port Charlotte, Florida – 79-Year-Old Edwin

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A school social worker providing support to students in a classroom.
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North Carolina Education Board Evaluates Master’s Degree Requirement for School Social Workers

Charlotte, North Carolina, December 5, 2025 The North Carolina State Board of Education is considering a proposal to require all school social workers to hold a master’s degree. This change, recommended by the Whole Child NC Committee, aims to enhance the quality of social work in schools and address the challenges of attracting qualified professionals amidst compensation disparities. If approved, current workers will have five years to obtain their degrees, despite

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Pediatric therapy clinic facing financial challenges due to Medicaid cuts
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Raleigh Pediatric Therapy Provider Faces Medicaid Challenges

Raleigh, North Carolina, December 5, 2025 KM Pediatric Therapy in Raleigh is facing potential closure due to a recent 3% reduction in Medicaid reimbursement rates. With 70% of its patients relying on Medicaid, the clinic is struggling to maintain its operations, prompting owner Stephanie Molina to consider reducing appointment durations and capping the Medicaid patient intake. This situation highlights the critical need for reevaluation of healthcare policies to support essential services

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Community health awareness event featuring educational materials on pancreatic cancer.
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Charlotte Survivor Crowned Ms. Black Charlotte, Advocates for Health Awareness

Charlotte, North Carolina, November 29, 2025 A local woman in Charlotte has been crowned Ms. Black Charlotte, leveraging her personal experience as a pancreatic cancer survivor to raise awareness about the disease. As she shares her journey of overcoming cancer, she emphasizes the importance of early detection and education within the community. Her efforts include organizing health seminars and collaborating with healthcare professionals to promote awareness about pancreatic cancer and its

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Healthcare workers providing care during Thanksgiving in Charlotte
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Saluting Charlotte’s Healthcare Heroes This Thanksgiving

Charlotte, North Carolina, November 28, 2025 As families in Charlotte come together for Thanksgiving, local Medic crews remain committed to providing essential medical care during the holiday season. Their dedication highlights the critical role healthcare professionals play in ensuring community safety while balancing personal celebrations with professional responsibilities. Residents are encouraged to express gratitude towards these heroes, fostering community support and appreciation. Saluting Charlotte’s Healthcare Heroes This Thanksgiving Local Medic Crews

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Officer assisting a distressed person during a mental health crisis
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Footage Highlights Mental Health Challenges in Charlotte

Charlotte, North Carolina, November 26, 2025 The release of body camera footage by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department brings to light serious mental health challenges faced by individuals like Decarlos Brown Jr. The footage documents a welfare check where Brown, diagnosed with schizophrenia, expressed distress about a perceived ‘man-made material’ in his body. The incident raises urgent discussions around mental health response protocols and resulted in ‘Iryna’s Law’ following a subsequent fatal

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Families receiving nutritional assistance at Gaston County WIC program
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Gaston County WIC Program Expands Weekend Services

Gastonia, North Carolina, November 25, 2025 Gaston County’s Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program is now offering weekend appointment hours, making nutritional assistance more accessible for local families. This initiative caters to working parents and caregivers, allowing them to schedule appointments during weekends. Families can contact the Gaston County Department of Health and Human Services to set an appointment or find more information on eligibility for the federally funded program. Gastonia,

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Rabies clinic in Charlotte with informational signage
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Rabies Alert Issued After Bat Tests Positive in Charlotte

Charlotte, September 26, 2025 News Summary A bat in Mecklenburg County, Charlotte has tested positive for rabies, marking the eighth confirmed case this year. One dog was exposed, prompting a rabies alert for residents. Health officials noted five of eight cases involved bats, with rising concerns about rabies. Residents are urged to stay cautious and take advantage of free rabies clinics, which have seen increased attendance. The next clinic is scheduled

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Healthcare providers assisting the Latino community in Charlotte amid ICE raids
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Charlotte Faces Healthcare Crisis Amid Increased ICE Raids

Charlotte NC, August 16, 2025 News Summary The Latino community in Charlotte is grappling with a healthcare crisis heightened by increased ICE raids, causing 25-30% of patients to miss medical appointments. The fear of immigration enforcement has forced many immigrants to forgo necessary medical care. Healthcare providers, including Camino Salud, are implementing telehealth services in Spanish to address these challenges, but community concerns about family safety and economic stability remain significant

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Community members at the Charlotte health fair
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Gunshots Disrupt Charlotte Health Fair, No Injuries Reported

Charlotte, NC, August 10, 2025 News Summary Gunshots interrupted a back-to-school community health fair at the C.W. Williams Community Health Center in Charlotte. Thankfully, no injuries were reported. Witnesses described the chaos, while local authorities quickly responded to the scene. U.S. Representative Alma Adams expressed relief over the lack of injuries and commended the police response. The yearly event aims to assist families with essential health resources and school supplies, highlighting

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