Tim Reeder has spent years as an emergency physician at ECU Health, so he knows what it looks like when people wait until it’s an emergency.
He brings frontline medical experience to the legislature
Reeder is a longtime emergency physician at ECU Health and an associate professor at Eastern Carolina's Brody School of Medicine. His firsthand experience is bolstered by his academic achievements – Reeder has also earned his Master’s in Public Health from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Source.
he supported Medicaid expansion
Reeder backed the 2023 expansion, emphasizing its potential to strengthen coverage in low-income and rural communities. In 2023, those efforts culminated in the passage of Medicaid expansion, opening the door to coverage for more than 600,000 North Carolinians (H76). Source.
He champions rural health care
Strengthening rural health care and ensuring Eastern North Carolina has the resources, services, and infrastructure it needs to thrive are among Reeder's top priorities. Source.
He is helping address health care affordability
Reeder serves as a voting member of Governor Stein's Health Care Affordability Commission, which brings together health care professionals, providers, insurers, researchers, patient advocates, and legislators to address health care costs and access. Source.
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