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News stories from the Minnesota Department of Human Services.


Showing posts from December 2012. Show all posts

  • One Stop Shop helps older Minnesotans live productive lives
    December 28, 2012 - Help is just one call away for Minnesota seniors resolving to volunteer or get answers in the New Year. The Senior LinkAge Line®: A One Stop Shop for Minnesota Seniors connects callers with health care information, government services and volunteer opportunities.
  • DHS saves tax dollars through purchasing reform
    December 20, 2012 - DHS is contributing to a “Better Minnesota” by reforming the way it purchases health care, saving taxpayers an estimated $600 million.
  • Department of Human Services sanctions methadone provider
    December 17, 2012 - The Minnesota Department of Human Services placed Specialized Treatment Services on a three-year conditional license and ordered it to pay a $1,200 fine for its failure to comply with policies and procedures related to the dispensing of methadone.
  • Health Reform Task Force recommends steps to better health at lower cost
    December 13, 2012 - The Minnesota Health Reform Task Force has approved the Roadmap to a Healthier Minnesota, including recommendations to increase access to high quality care at lower cost.
  • State officials to visit Worthington for input on substance abuse strategy
    December 13, 2012 - Commissioners from the Departments of Human Services, Health and Public Safety will discuss the first statewide plan to tackle substance abuse Nov. 18 in Worthington.
  • Nursing Home Report Card revamped for easier use
    December 10, 2012 - The Minnesota Department of Human Services and the Minnesota Department of Health have released a more user-friendly Nursing Home Report Card with detailed information on Minnesota nursing facilities.
  • Awards recognize contributions to human services clients
    December 03, 2012 - Minnesota Department of Human Services Commissioner Lucinda Jesson honors seven organizations from across the state for their outstanding contributions to human services program clients.