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North Carolina Session Law 2023-7 Results in Major Reforms to Certificate of Need

On March 27, 2023, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper signed House Bill 76, now known as Session Law 2023-7,  into law. Also called “Access to Healthcare Options,” Session Law 2023-7 primarily aims to expand Medicaid....more

The Draft 2023 State Medical Facilities Plan is Here!

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Division of Health Service Regulation (“DHSR”) has published the draft 2023 State Medical Facilities Plan (“SMFP”), which was developed by the State Health...more

Session Law 2021-129 Becomes North Carolina Law

In recent months we have provided updates regarding the status of various legislative efforts to amend North Carolina’s certificate of need law (“CON Law”). One effort was successful: Session Law 2021-129 (Senate Bill 462)...more

House Bill 660 Seeks to Narrow North Carolina’s Certificate of Need Law

As discussed in our April 12, 2021 blog post, North Carolina’s General Assembly continues its bid to chip away at North Carolina’s certificate of need (“CON”) law. Along with the previous five bills filed since March,...more

Quartet of Bills Propose Significant Changes to North Carolina’s CON Law

In four different bills introduced over the last month, North Carolina’s General Assembly is once again proposing changes to North Carolina’s certificate of need (“CON”) law, first enacted in 1971. This law extensively...more

North Carolina Certificate of Need: New Review Schedule for Applications Under the North Carolina State Medical Facilities Plan

By approval of Governor Roy Cooper, effective April 30, 2020, Chapter 3 of the 2020 North Carolina State Medical Facilities Plan, the review schedule for August through December for certain applicable need determinations, has...more

North Carolina Certificate of Need and COVID-19: What You Need to Know

The Certificate of Need Process - The Healthcare Planning and Certificate of Need Section of the Division of Health Service Regulation of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (the “Agency”) recently...more

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