The Delaware Department of Health and Social Services has announced funding awards to establish four new school-based health centers in Sussex County.
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DHSS announces a new Rural Health Transformation Program designed to support quick insurance verification and exchange across the state.
Thomas Jefferson University has been selected as Delaware’s partner to establish the state’s first four-year medical school.
Delaware’s decision on who will partner with the state to establish its first four-year medical school has been delayed until next week, according to Gov. Matt Meyer’s office.
Governor Matt Meyer announced that Requests for Proposals are now open for four initiatives under Delaware’s plan to overhaul health care access in the First State.
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Recapping the week that was in the news here along the coast.
Governor Matt Meyer announced Wednesday a sweeping $1 billion proposal to overhaul rural health care across Delaware, including the state’s first four-year medical school and expanded services.
Delaware will receive federal resources to improve access to care, strengthen health outcomes and ensure sustainable, high-quality services for people in rural areas, according to the governor. Community members, healthcare providers and nonprofits are encouraged to submit ideas and priorities.