healthcare costs

Gov. Matt Meyer discusses the state's ongoing legal battle with ChristianaCare, clean energy generation avenues and future education funding reform efforts at his latest monthly press conference.

Gov. Meyer along with 17 other Democratic governors sent a letter to Congressional leadership asking for these credits to be extended beyond the end of 2025, citing concerns over the millions of people who stand to lose health coverage.

State leaders continue to deliberate over a new healthcare spending benchmark formula as hospitals prepare for a new budget review process.

Delaware announces a partnership with nonprofit Undue Medical Debt to eliminate $50 million in debt for an estimated 17,000 residents.

ChristianaCare and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, or CHOP, announce a new partnership beginning in spring 2026 to bring more pediatric services to Delaware and surrounding communities.

Amid funding woes and ongoing litigation, Gov. Matt Meyer taps former Secretary of Finance David Singleton to chair the Diamond State Hospital Cost Review Board.

The state’s budget-writing committee restores funding to the Hospital Cost Review Board after voting to pause funding earlier this month.

Gov. Matt Meyer is working to finalize two of his proposals to provide medical debt relief for Delawareans.

The Delaware Court of Chancery denies the state’s motion to dismiss ChristianaCare’s lawsuit against a newly created board to review and approve hospital budgets.

Delaware nearly triples its intended healthcare spending goal for 2023, marking the third year in a row the state has outpaced its benchmark.