NHCPL Guides: Health Resources: Wilmington Resources

New Hanover County Public Health Department
David E. Rice, Health Director |2029 S. 17th Street | Wilmington, NC 28401
(910) 798-6500 | Fax: (910) 341-4146
New Hanover Regional Medical Center
New Hanover Regional Medical Center is a not-for-profit health care system serving southeastern North Carolina and northeastern South Carolina. A teaching hospital, regional referral center, and Level 2 Trauma Center, NHRMC is dedicated to providing a wide range of health care services.
Coastal Horizons: Wilmington Health Access for Teens
Wilmington Health Access for Teens offers comprehensive primary medical care, mental health, nutrition and prevention services to adolescents and young adults ages 11-24.
Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood is one of the nation’s leading providers of high-quality, affordable health care, and the nation’s largest provider of sex education. With or without insurance, you can always come to us for your health care. Most birth control, annual exams, HIV testing, and STD testing will be covered for free, with no copay.

Find a Caregiver

Cape Fear Healthnet for the Uninsured: Call 910-798-3594

For Assistance in New Hanover County:
Enrollment Office Number:
Phone: 910-798-3594
Fax: 910- 798-3763
Email Addresses:
NewHanoverHelp@cfhn.org

For Assistance in Brunswick County:
Enrollment Office Numbers:
Phone: 910-599-8398
Fax: 910-399-2756
Email Address:
BrunswickHelp@cfhn.org

Cape Fear Health Net- for the Uninsured
Whether you are an uninsured person needing access to health care, a medical professional who would like to donate services, a healthcare organization that would like to participate, or a community member who can provide volunteer or financial support – Cape Fear HealthNet wants to work with you. According to the North Carolina Institute of Medicine, between 2007 and 2009 North Carolina had the nation’s largest percent growth in uninsured – 22.5%. This means more than 20,000 people in our communities – friends, family members, co-workers and neighbors — have no health insurance and can’t afford medical care.