Transfers the South Carolina 211 Network to the Department of Consumer Affairs, establishing it as a single point of coordination for health and.
Effective July 1, 2026, the South Carolina 211 Network, previously created within the Budget and Control Board, is transferred to the Department of Consumer Affairs. This network serves as the single point of coordination for health and human services information, aiming to provide comprehensive access, improve eligibility and case-management processes, and enhance data management and access. The Department of Consumer Affairs must certify 211 providers and revoke uncertified 211 numbers.
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