Wake Forest Baptist Health will hold two Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine eventsspecifically geared for youth ages 12-15 on Saturday, May 15 and Saturday, May 22.
The NC Medicaid program is changing on July 1, 2021. You may need to enroll in a new health plan by May 14 to keep seeing your Wake Forest Baptist Health providers. Most NC Medicaid patients* and NC Health Choice patients can sign up for a new plan now. When you sign up, choose a plan and a primary care provider. If you don’t sign up by May 14, the state will choose a health plan and select a primary care provider for you.
*Some patients will not need to choose a new health plan because of the type of health services they need. They will stay enrolled in NC Medicaid Direct, which is accepted by Wake Forest Baptist Health.
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To continue to serve people who may be experiencing symptoms of respiratory illness, Wake Forest Baptist Health has opened several respiratory symptom clinics across the region.
