Which organizations collaborate to implement NCCARE360?

Which organizations collaborate to implement NCCARE360?

• A. NCDHHS and Unite Us
• B. CDC and WHO
• C. Local fire departments
• D. Private insurers

Answer: (A)

NCCARE360 is a state-led digital platform for connecting people to health and social care resources, so the question is asking which group actually puts that platform in place in North Carolina. The collaboration between the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and Unite Us is the established partnership that implements NCCARE360 in the state. NCDHHS provides governance, policy direction, and funding alignment within state programs, while Unite Us supplies the platform and the network of community-based organizations, making referrals and coordinating care across services. The other options don’t fit this implementation role: federal agencies like the CDC and international organizations like the WHO focus on public health guidance and disease control rather than running a state-specific care coordination platform; local fire departments are primarily emergency responders, not platform implementers; private insurers may fund or influence care in some contexts but do not implement NCCARE360 across the state.

NCCARE360 is a state-led digital platform for connecting people to health and social care resources, so the question is asking which group actually puts that platform in place in North Carolina. The collaboration between the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and Unite Us is the established partnership that implements NCCARE360 in the state. NCDHHS provides governance, policy direction, and funding alignment within state programs, while Unite Us supplies the platform and the network of community-based organizations, making referrals and coordinating care across services.

The other options don’t fit this implementation role: federal agencies like the CDC and international organizations like the WHO focus on public health guidance and disease control rather than running a state-specific care coordination platform; local fire departments are primarily emergency responders, not platform implementers; private insurers may fund or influence care in some contexts but do not implement NCCARE360 across the state.