Reporter at NC Health News via Report for America
Rachel Crumpler is a Reporter at NC Health News via Report for America. She focuses on health and wellness topics, with particular expertise in consumer health, health news, and mental health. Rachel's work has been featured in various outlets, including WFAE, WUNC (91.5 FM), CityView Magazine, and Blue Ridge Public Radio.
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Carteret County, United States (Local)
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Rachel Crumpler’s articles predominantly cover government and health-related topics, particularly focusing on North Carolina. She often reports on issues related to healthcare standards, incarceration, women's health, and abortion restrictions in the state.
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By: Rachel Crumpler
State officials highlight Reentry 2030 progress while acknowledging limitations tied to staffing shortages and funding.
By: Rachel Crumpler
About 95 percent of incarcerated people in North Carolina will be released back into their communities someday. State programs are in place to ease their transition.
By: Rachel Crumpler
Lawmakers urged to improve data systems and invest in research to better understand intersections of mental health and criminal justice systems.
By: Taylor Knopf, Rachel Crumpler
House committee calls for jail telehealth evaluations, expanded data collection and other reforms.
By: Rachel Crumpler
Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) programs aim to reduce criminal involvement and connect people to care.
By: Rachel Crumpler
The closure of A Woman’s Choice in Greensboro highlights the financial and operational strain providers face under tighter abortion restrictions.
By: Rachel Crumpler
State leaders are expanding reentry programs aimed at closing gaps in behavioral health care and lowering recidivism for people released from prison.
Thousands of people with mental illness return to North Carolina communities from prisons and jails each year. State leaders are expanding programs aimed at red...
By: Rachel Crumpler
Next Steps by RREPS uses AI to create personalized plans for formerly incarcerated people navigating life after leaving prison or jail.
By: Rachel Crumpler
Specialty Mental Health Supervision program uses specially trained officers to help people with serious mental illness access treatment and reduce justice system involvement.
