Delaware Insurance Commissioner Trinidad Navarro is urging health insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers to help families replace medications destroyed in the Oct. 25 fire at Lulu M. Ross Elementary School in Milford.
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Maryland employers can now register for the state’s Family and Medical Leave Insurance program as the state prepares for payroll contributions to begin in 2027 and paid leave benefits to launch in 2028.
The City of Lewes has earned an improved Federal Emergency Management Agency Flood Insurance Rating.
The Delaware State Police said it has launched an internal review after a video circulating on social media showed a July 7 traffic stop and arrest of a Dover woman, while Gov. Matt Meyer said his administration is also reviewing the matter and emphasized the need for transparency.
DHSS announces a new Rural Health Transformation Program designed to support quick insurance verification and exchange across the state.
Governor Matt Meyer on Tuesday announced two major pieces of legislation aimed at lowering healthcare costs and increasing access for Delaware residents, while also placing new limits on for-profit involvement in the state’s hospital system.
A federal judge has ruled that the Delaware Department of Labor must comply with a Homeland Security subpoena seeking wage records from multiple businesses as part of an immigration enforcement investigation.
Delaware’s Health Insurance Marketplace’s has entered its 13th year of open enrollment and enrollees who sign up by Dec. 15 and pay their first month’s premium will be effective Jan. 1. Open enrollment runs through Jan. 15, 2026.
This would fund 15 major projects aimed at expanding access to care, improving health outcomes and building a stronger rural healthcare workforce.
The Delaware Healthcare Association is sounding the alarm over the potential impact a federal government shutdown could have on critical healthcare services across the state.