Jaymie Baxley is a Medicaid/Rural Health Reporter at NC Health News. He specializes in covering rural health and Medicaid, with a focus on consumer health, mental health, and overall health news. His work has been featured in various outlets, including Blue Ridge Public Radio, CityView Magazine, and The Daily Yonder.
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By: Jaymie Baxley
The SEATBELT Act — Stronger Enforcement and Accountability for Transportation Behavior and Emerging Lifesaving Technology — targets repeat speeders.
By: Jaymie Baxley
Martin General’s closure cost the county $33 million in economic activity, manager says, and residents now have to travel for even vital care.
By: Rose Hoban, Ashley Fredde, Jaymie Baxley
North Carolina's first full budget since 2023 reflects Medicaid expansion, Healthy Opportunities Pilot funding, SNAP changes and new federal health policies.
Aberdeen Police is seeking information regarding an assault that occurred during the early hours of Sunday, July 5. Police Chief Brian Chavis said the department believes the event to be an isolated incident. Officers responded to initial reports of a shooting at 12:58 a.m., and discovered an injured 44-year-old Black male from Aberdeen.
By: Ashley Fredde North, Jaymie Baxley, Rose Hoban
A lot has happened in the world of health care since September 2023, the last time the North Carolina General Assembly passed a comprehensive budget bill.
By: Jaymie Baxley
ECU Health gets funding needed to begin converting the shuttered Martin General facility into a Rural Emergency Hospital.
By: Jaymie Baxley
The state joined a lawsuit challenging the rule, which would require “medically frail” Medicaid recipients to prove their illness prevents them from working.
By: Jaymie Baxley
New UNC-led study finds that expanded access to health insurance was related to a drop in suicide rates among men in only one group: white adults ages 35-49.
Law enforcement are searching for the person connected in a shooting that occurred in the area of Woodlawn Apartments off Magnolia Drive in Aberdeen after 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Internet access in rural areas has always been a shortcoming, and the COVID-19 pandemic only exacerbated the need for ways for students to stay connected.
