Governor Donald L. Carcieri Fridayissued an Executive Order creating the Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS), effectively broadening and clarifying the role of the former Office of Health and Human Services (OHHS), created by Executive Order in March 2004.
Jane A. Hayward, who served as Managing Director of the OHHS, has been named Secretary of the new office.
The new office will enable the state to access and spend federal health and human service dollars, including funding provided through Medicaid, more effectively, while responding quickly to any policy or spending changes enacted by Congress. The office will also help fulfill the mission of the Governor’s Fiscal Fitness program to help reduce or eliminate administrative overlap and duplication among government-funded health and human service programs, while improving how those programs deliver services to
Rhode Island consumers.
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