Alaska Department of Health and Social Services Company Description
The Alaska Department of Health and Social Services takes care of those in need out in the Last Frontier. The agency is dedicated to keeping its residents healthy and improving their quality of life through its eight divisions. Offering a wide variety of programs ranging from behavioral health to disability services, the department attends to the needs of citizens of all ages. Through its Pioneer Homes unit, the agency provides health care and assistance to the elderly; its Office of Children's Services offers programs for adoption and foster care other support for the state's youth. The department has an annual budget of about $2 billion.
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