Our Councils

Advisory Board

Chandrika Brown
NC Families United

Christie Burris
NC Health Information Exchange Authority

Lisa Cauley
NC Department of Health and Human Services

Yvonne Copeland NC Department of Health and Human Services

 

Lou Anne Crumpler
Carolina Hunger Initiative &
Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, UNC- Chapel Hill

Stephanie Davis
UNC School of Medicine

Iheoma U. Iruka
Equity Research Action Coalition

Safiyah Jackson
Smart Start

Kelly Kimple
NC Department of Health and Human Service

Billy Lassiter
NC Department of Public Safety

Ann Reed 
Duke University 
School of Medicine

Devdutta Sangvai NC Department of Health and Human Services

Sam Thompson
NC Health Information Exchange Authority

Madhu Vulimiri Office of the Governor

Billy West, Jr.
Daymark Recovery Services

Partnership Council

The NC InCK Partnership Council is a forum of leaders from core child service agencies, the NC Department of Health and Human Services, Duke University, UNC-Chapel Hill, Community Care Physician Network, Medicaid, PHPs, and other key stakeholders who jointly develop and implement the NC InCK Model. Partnership Council members convene quarterly to work with NC InCK to use appropriate processes and procedures to promote care coordination across core child services, analyze data, and identify ongoing improvement efforts that will elevate opportunities for policy change.

Sheila Arias
Mamás Con Poder, MomsRising

Angela Boykin
Healthy Blue at Blue Cross NC

Yun Boyleston
Burlington-Mebane Pediatrics

Chandrika Brown
NC Families United

Ann Marie Burke
Durham County Health Department

Christine Cotton
PORCH

Tony W. Cozart
Franklin-Granville-Vance Smart Start, Inc.

Arneisha Crossen Vaya Health

Kimberly DeBerry​
Community ​Care of NC

Neal deJong
UNC Children’s Hospital

Heather Griffin-Dolciney
Freedom House Recovery

Marian Earls
Marian Earls Consulting, LLC

Ellen Essick
NC Department of Public Instruction

William Oscar Flemming
UNC-Chapel Hill

Isabel Geffner
Book Harvest

Julie Ghurtskaia
Carolina Complete Health

Lisa Harrison
Granville-Vance District Health Department

Kelly Kimple
NC Department of Health and Human Service

Tara Kinard
Duke Population Health Management Office​

Jessica Maas
UniteUs

 

Gary Maslow
Duke Department of Pediatrics

Candace Massey AmeriHealth Caritas, North Carolina, Inc.

Madlyn C. Morreale
Legal Aid of North Carolina

Kim Neblett
Orange County Health Department

Amber Pierce
Reach Out and Read Carolinas

 

Hope Rife DukeWELL, Duke Population Health Management Office​​

Lindsey Shewmaker Orange County Department of Social Services

Coretta Smith​
UNC Health Alliance

Luke Smith
El Futuro

Quintana Stewart
Orange County Health Department

Lorraine C. Taylor
Juvenile Justice Institute,​
NCCU

Jessie Tenenbaum
NC Department of Health and Human Services​

Karla Theobald
UnitedHealthcare

Madhu Vulimiri
NC Department of Health and Human Services

Laurie Williamson Alliance Health

Barbara Young
Division of Social Services

Kanecia Zimmerman
ABC Science Collaborative,
Duke Department of Pediatrics​

Family Council

The NC InCK Family Council is a forum of caregivers of children enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP whose perspective and lived experiences inform the NC InCK model. Family Council members convene monthly to advise NC InCK leadership on key strategic decisions to inform model implementation and guide the model in achieving its aim of being family-centered in all planning, decision making, and evaluation.

Read this flyer to learn more about the Family Council and how you can get involved.

Sheila Arias
Mamás Con Poder, MomsRising

Chandrika Brown
NC Families United

Laura Fish
Duke Cancer Institute

Kim Grier
Fostering Families

Kim Neblett
Orange County Health Department

Teresa Spruill
Butner-Stem Elementary School

Melinda Williams

Barbara Young
Division of Social Services

Youth Council

The NC InCK Youth Council is a forum of adolescents and young adults from the five NC InCK counties who support the creation of a care model that is focused on uplifting and acknowledging the voices and experiences of youth. Youth Council members convene monthly to build knowledge around public health, health care, and community services and resources and use their voices to create change-driven efforts in each NC InCK core child service area.

Read this flyer to learn more about the Youth Council and how you can get involved.