DHSS

With the state experiencing frigid temperatures, the Department of Health and Social Services is helping those looking for relief.

Delaware’s Achieving a Better Life Experience or ABLE plan – DEPENDABLE - is getting funding from the state’s Department of Health and Social Services.

With Delaware’s newly implemented hospital cost review board, the state intends to rework how it formulates its healthcare spending benchmark.

Delaware receives federal funding to expand school-based health services in schools.

Delaware’s fourth annual benchmark trend report on health care shows both positives and negatives in the First State.

The Department of Health and Social Services Division of Health Care Quality is facing a growing backlog in granting home care agency licenses.

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.

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.

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.

DHSS is requesting over $1.6 billion in general funds and $54 million for capital improvements next fiscal year.