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WellCare of North Carolina and Reinvestment Partners Join to Improve the Health of North Carolinians

/PRNewswire/ WellCare of North Carolina, a wholly owned subsidiary of Centene Corporation (NYSE: CNC) announced today a partnership with Reinvestment.

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Durham company gets millions to expand access to prescription fruits, vegetables

The organization distributes prepaid debit cards that are accepted at most major food retailers and work exclusively to purchase produce,

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Eat Well, a Durham Program Fighting Food Insecurity, Receives $10 Million Investment

Eat Well, a Durham Program Fighting Food Insecurity, Receives $10 Million Investment
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Nutrition-focused Eat Well program awarded record-breaking $10M investment from state

A nutrition-focused "food as medicine" program, Eat Well, has been awarded $10 million from the state the largest investment ever made in a healthy food prescription program in the United States. Take a look.

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Program Puts Food as Medicine Front and Center

Eat Well, the nation's largest produce prescription program, is fully supported by a multi-million dollar contract with a health insurer.

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