DHHS Takes Over Disability Services, Saves Millions
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Nebraskas Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has ended its contract with the League of Human Dignity, taking over service coordination for individuals with disabilities in-house. This move is expected to save the state over seven million dollars while providing more efficient, high-quality care. However, clients like Jemima Menkhus and Tricia Gushard are facing uncertainties and reduced support, raising concerns about the impact on those relying on these services. As DHHS implements its new system, the focus is on maintaining reliable help and rebuilding personal connections for clients.
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