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Delaware receives federal funding to expand school-based health services in schools.
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Delaware’s fourth annual benchmark trend report on health care shows both positives and negatives in the First State.
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The Department of Health and Social Services Division of Health Care Quality is facing a growing backlog in granting home care agency licenses.
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Gov. John Carney is recommending the Department of Health and Social Services receive an 8.4% budget increase, with close to $95 million in Medicaid costs.
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Delaware’s General Assembly passes a resolution requiring the state Department of Human Resources to present its findings on college degree requirements across state agencies.
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Members of the state House and Senate Housing committees convened to hear from authors of several new reports on the current state of Delaware’s housing needs.
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DHSS is requesting over $1.6 billion in general funds and $54 million for capital improvements next fiscal year.
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DTRN360 is a new addition to the Delaware Treatment and Referral Network – allowing behavioral health providers to view patients’ previous care more fluently.
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Delaware’s Department of Health and Social Services launches a free app aimed at helping young children get a healthy start in life.
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DHSS and the Governor’s Commission on Community and Volunteer Service wants community input to develop a plan to transform service and volunteerism in Delaware.