Healthy North Carolina 2030 (HNC 2030) identifies key public health indicators for our state. The State Health Improvement Plan has engaged statewide leaders in ongoing efforts to improve the health of North Carolinians through policies, programs, and systems related to these health indicators.
As provisions of the 119th Congress' House Resolution 1 (The One Big Beautiful Bill Act) take effect between 2025 and 2028, the NCIOM and partners are tracking impacts on North Carolinians, specifically how policy changes might impact key HNC 2030 indicators.
Read more about HR1 and how it might impact the Primary Care access and Insurance Rate indicators in HNC 2030.
Read more about North Carolina's recent progress on drug overdose deaths and how provisions in HR1 might impact this key HNC 2030 indicator.
Read more about SNAP benefits and how HR1 provisions, from work requirements and cost burden shifts to eligibility changes and education funding, will change how North Carolinians access food stamps.
Read more about how HR1 might impact HNC2030's Uninsured Population and Early Prenatal Care indicators, and what those changes might mean for children and families across the state.
Read more about how various HR1 provisions might impact HNC2030 indicators related to cancer care, including coverage loss, provider access, and life expectancy.
Read more about how third grade reading in North Carolina and how various state and federal policy changes might impact future proficiency.