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WakeMed-Atrium deal could lead to cost hikes for state workers, officials say. WakeMed pushes back

WRAL 5 Capitol Blog

Jun 5, 2026

WakeMed-Atrium deal could lead to cost hikes for state workers, officials say. WakeMed pushes back

WakeMed says its proposed merger with Atrium Health would lower costs. North Carolina State Health Plan officials say premiums could increase if WakeMed charges Atrium prices.

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WakeMed-Atrium deal could lead to cost hikes for state workers, officials say. WakeMed pushes back

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