Cape Fear HealthNet

Our Story

Cape Fear HealthNet (CFHN) emerged from the Health Care Access subcommittee of the Cape Fear Healthy Carolinian’s chapter in 2005. By 2008, CFHN established a board of directors and received its 501c3 designation. The board comprises members from diverse health and social service agencies, the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, and both practicing and retired medical providers. CFHN is dedicated to creating a coordinated healthcare system for the poor and uninsured in Brunswick, New Hanover, Columbus, and Pender counties, ensuring that low-income residents have access to a medical home and preventive services.

Our Impact

In FY 2021/2022, approximately 350 volunteer medical providers facilitated access to 9,243 medical and dental visits, 468 mental health visits, 1,884 specialty care referrals, 35,274 prescription services, and 1,824 lab and diagnostic tests for individuals enrolled in CFHN.

Why Donate?

Your contributions help Cape Fear HealthNet connect low-income and uninsured residents to essential healthcare services, significantly improving their lives and the community's health.

Make a Difference Today!

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