In Massachusetts, health and human services is run by one department; a job too big for one executive office, says John Barrett

More than half the state budget goes to the Executive Office of Health and Human Services, which oversees 12 agencies, two soldiers’ homes and MassHealth. State Rep. John Barrett III

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