addiction treatment

A bill to expand Delaware’s harm reduction initiatives in drug overdose prevention got Gov. Matt Meyer's signature.

Delaware sees a decline in drug overdoses for a second year in a row. But state officials said Monday that doesn’t mean addiction treatment and prevention efforts can let up.

Gov. Matt Meyer isn’t ready to say whether he’ll sign a bill that expands Delaware’s harm reduction efforts.

The coronavirus pandemic has created new challenges for people in the throes of substance abuse disorder, and those charged with treating their addiction.…

Delaware added the first of its four planned state-funded sober living homes earlier this year.It is also the first facility in the state designated by…

Some lawmakers want to crack down on addiction treatment centers paying people to recruit patients.New legislation would ban the practice known as patient…

The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services wants additional money for addiction treatment beds in next year’s budget.Gov. John Carney’s…

Last week’s Delaware Behavioral Health Consortium recommendations to Gov. John Carney (D-Delaware) include measures to try to bring an end to the negative…

Delaware non-profit atTAcK addiction is making its pitch for state dollars to fund a three-pronged effort to combat the opioid crisis, including a…

Delaware Attorney General Matt Denn hopes the General Assembly will put more funding towards expanding addiction treatment beds and confronting gun…