Healthcare

Delaware takes a major step toward having its own in-state medical school, confirming an official partnership with Thomas Jefferson University.

Gov. Matt Meyer continues to sign a multitude of bills after the end of the legislative session, finalizing a package of new healthcare laws.

The services are guaranteed by House Bill 83 that was signed into law last August.

Wilmington University is home to Delaware’s first Nurse Anesthesiology Program.

The Milton Health Center at the Jerry Ann McLamb Medical Pavilion is expected to serve 10,000 patients annually.

The subcommittee voted to increase the years of service needed before retirement in order to reach the maximum state share of healthcare premiums.

Beebe Healthcare announces “One Beebe” - its new five-year strategic plan.

Bayhealth is expanding healthcare services at the Blue Hen Corporate Center in Dover.

Bayhealth breaks ground on a new one-stop medical facility in Milton.

Gov. John Carney signed a series of bills aimed at access to healthcare Thursday.All three were championed by freshman State Sen. Marie Pinkney, who says…