New Hampshire's in-home care provider system 'in danger of collapse'
The doomsday clock is ticking for in-home care service providers, and the midnight hour is July 1 without additional state funding.
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The doomsday clock is ticking for in-home care service providers, and the midnight hour is July 1 without additional state funding.
The doomsday clock is ticking for in-home care service providers, and the midnight hour is July 1 – the day their doors could close if the NH Senate decides to undercut Medicaid funding from the House budget plan.At the forefront is a lack of funds...
The football field at Spaulding High School will look a little different with tents, sleeping bags and firepits taking over the space.
"We have had a strong presence on the Seacoast already," Waypoint's Kat Strange said. "We have our mobile vans covering 14 towns."