Carolina Collaborative Community Care (4C) is an NCQA accredited 501(c)(3) non-profit organization incorporated in 2004 that offers care management and disease management services in Cumberland and surrounding counties.

NCQA Accredited Case Management Services for Over 3 Years

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Family Connects North Carolina Southeastern Region is a community-wide in-home nurse visiting program available to Cumberland, Hoke and Robeson County families with newborns.

The program is simple: A registered nurse visits a family’s home around 3 weeks after birth to check on mom, baby, and the whole family.

There is no cost to the family, and anyone living in Cumberland, Hoke or Robeson County with a newborn can participate, including foster and adoptive parents.

4C partners with Carolina Complete Health to provide case management services for Tier I and II Medicaid clients within Cumberland, Harnett, Hoke, Moore, Robeson, and Sampson counties.

Carolina Complete Health is a provider-led health plan established to deliver Medicaid Managed Care in North Carolina.