Month: June 2021

The idea of freedom means different things to different people. At Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina NC, we believe that true freedom means the ability to live a life where barriers to health and wellness no longer exist – especially those barriers rooted in discrimination. When people are free to show up as themselves and have access to all the things they need to thrive, everybody wins.   I am particularly thrilled that this week, President Biden signed the Juneteenth bill. However, the original intent of my writing … Continue reading “Leading at the intersections of health and freedom”

George Price isn’t afraid to be vulnerable in sharing how he copes with his diagnoses of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Telling his story to Blue Cross employees has helped George. It’s also helped others who may be facing similar challenges and don’t know how to talk about them. We met up with George to see how he’s doing and what his life has been like over the past year. In addition to dealing with the pandemic, … Continue reading “Blue Cross NC employee shares how he’s coped with OCD, ADHD during the pandemic”