
As a health care provider in Delaware, you’ll play an important role in the new Delaware Paid Leave claims process. When a Delaware employee files for medical or family caregiver leave, their or their loved one’s health care provider will be required to complete a Certification of Serious Health Condition (CSHC) before the employer can adjudicate the claim.
You may already be used to completing certifications for the Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program (FMLA). The CSHC is similar, but it’s accessed and completed online.
Flyer for Health Care Providers
A single-sided document with a brief overview of Delaware Paid Leave, specifically for health care providers.
FAQs for Health Care Providers
A more in-depth, double-sided document with answers to health care providers’ frequently asked questions about Delaware Paid Leave.
As the employee’s health care provider, you will help the employer determine:
These monthly reminders are set with the availability as “FREE” so your schedule will not be blocked. For all options below, make sure to add a reminder/alert before saving if you’d like a notification.
Add a recurring event to your Google or Apple calendar:
Use these options for your Microsoft calendar, but make sure to set the recurring interval to monthly before saving:
An iCal file which includes the recurrence is also available which works with most calendar apps:


Health care providers will never be asked for private medical information protected by HIPAA.
You will not be required to provide a patient’s diagnosis or any other supporting medical materials (EKGs, X-rays, etc.).
In other words, you are entrusted by Delaware Paid Leave with the final decision on your patient’s eligibility.
Contact us at PFML@delaware.gov or call 302-761-8375.
If you are a Claimant and have a question about Delaware Paid Leave, email PFMLClaims@delaware.gov or call 302-761-8375.
If you are an Employer or TPA and have a question about Delaware Paid Leave or would like to schedule a presentation for your business, email PFML@delaware.gov or call 302-761-8375.