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DHHS has determined that the breached files contain protected health information and personal information for as many as 15,000 DHHS clients who received services from DHHS prior to November 2015.
The only problem is that there is nothing new about the fentanyl kit except its name.
Approved in a unanimous, bipartisan vote, the contract will provide a response to reports of alleged child abuse and neglect 24-hours, seven-days a week and holidays and more.
A FairWarning analysis of the current list of 523 severe violators found that 167 had not been re-inspected, and almost all were construction firms.
Pilloried for their role in the epidemic of prescription painkiller abuse, drugmakers are aggressively pushing their remedy to the problem: a new generation of harder-to-manipulate opioids that have racked up billions in sales, even though there’s little proof they reduce rates of overdoses or deaths.
“According to SAMHSA, young adults (18–25 years old) in New Hampshire have some of the highest rates of illicit drug use in the country,” said Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services Director Joseph Harding.
Seacoast Pathways, a two-year-old, Portsmouth-based Clubhouse for individuals recovering from mental illness, has combined with Granite Pathways, a state-wide system of peer-led recovery efforts, to broaden services and access for individuals throughout New Hampshire.
In a bipartisan vote in August, Governor Hassan and the Executive Council approved a $480,000 contract to support Hope on Haven Hill, one of three state contracts approved this year to expand programs for pregnant and parenting mothers in New Hampshire.
Brookdale Spruce Wood, a senior living and residential care facility in Durham, New Hampshire, will pay New Hampshire $2,466.45 in restitution and other recovery.