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Sep 1, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
This grant program will provide awards to long-term care facilities to positively impact the well-being of long-term care residents, workforce, as well as improve their own capability to manage future operations and build resilience.
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Harrisburg
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Dauphin
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625 Forster St
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(877) 724-3258
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17120
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This is a Participating Provider Agreement (PPA No. 21006) between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Health Chronic Renal Disease Program (CRDP) and Regional Health Services, Inc., effective December 1, 2021. The agreement outlines the provision of special health services, primarily dialysis and kidney transplant-related care, to CRDP-eligible individuals. It details service requirements, provider standards, payment mechanisms based on a fee schedule and authorized patient charges (coinsurance/deductibles), and billing procedures. The CRDP acts as the payer of last resort. The contract includes provisions for termination, suspension of services, and monitoring, incorporating standard general terms and conditions.
This contract, identified as IFB #67007, is between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Health, and Abbott Laboratories Inc. for the supply of infant formula and the provision of rebates under the Pennsylvania Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC). The agreement is effective from October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2028, with a potential three-month extension. Abbott Laboratories Inc. was selected as the sole infant formula manufacturer, agreeing to provide rebates on its products, primarily Similac Advance and Similac Soy Isomil, as detailed in the Rebate Rate Schedule. The contract outlines terms for rebate calculation, wholesale price adjustments, product changes, and payment procedures.
This document is Participating Provider Agreement (PPA No. 19025) between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Health, Chronic Renal Disease Program (CRDP), and Dialysis Care Center Fulton County LLC. Effective from January 1, 2020, to December 31, 2025, the agreement details the provision of special health services, primarily dialysis and related care, to CRDP-eligible individuals. It covers service types, provider standards, and comprehensive payment mechanisms, including handling third-party payments, coinsurance, and deductibles, based on a referenced Fee Schedule and a Prospective Payment System for hospital services. The contract does not specify a total monetary value, as payments are determined by services rendered according to the established fee structures.
This is a Participating Provider Agreement between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Health, Chronic Renal Disease Program (CRDP) and a Provider (Contractor), effective from January 1, 2021, to December 31, 2025. The agreement outlines the Provider's commitment to deliver special health services, primarily dialysis and related care, to CRDP-eligible individuals. Key aspects include detailed service scope, provider standards, payment provisions (emphasizing CRDP as the payer of last resort and mechanisms for billing third parties and authorized patient charges), invoice submission guidelines, and conditions for termination. The contract incorporates a Fee Schedule and Standard General Terms and Conditions by reference, and includes specific non-discrimination clauses.
This Participating Provider Agreement (PPA) between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Health and Spanish American Civic Assn for Equality Inc. establishes a fee-for-service arrangement for the provision of STD Clinical Services, PrEP Services, and HIV and STD Testing in Non-clinical Settings. Effective March 1, 2023, and continuing until February 28, 2028, the agreement details service requirements, provider responsibilities, reporting obligations, performance standards, and specific reimbursement rates for each unit of service provided. The contract emphasizes confidentiality, compliance with state and federal regulations, and outlines conditions for suspension or termination.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Pennsylvania Department of Health
This Strategic Plan outlines the direction to achieve a vision of a 'Healthy Pennsylvania for All'. It is built around the DOH C.A.R.E.S. core values: Collaboration, Accountability, Resilience, Excellence, and Service. The plan's mission is to promote healthy behaviors, prevent injury and disease, and assure the safe delivery of public health services. It focuses on five key areas: Workforce, Operations, Community, Culture, and Outcomes.
The Pennsylvania Title V Program's 2026-2030 State Action Plan outlines strategic efforts to address critical Maternal and Child Health (MCH) needs. Guided by seven key priorities, the plan focuses on: Behavioral Health During Pregnancy and Postpartum, High Quality and Respectful Maternal Healthcare, Optimal Health and Wellbeing for Infants, Preterm Birth and Preterm-Related Mortality, Early Childhood Development and Optimal Health, Adolescent Mental Health and Suicide Prevention, and Provider Access, Care Coordination, and Navigation for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs. The overarching goal is to enhance health outcomes for the MCH population, including infants and children with special health care needs and their families, by leveraging funding and fostering partnerships to improve services and systems.
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The meeting featured workgroup updates, including the development of an opioid initiative pilot for brain injury screening and training, a middle school poster contest project, and improvements to the Board's onboarding and evaluation process. The PA Treasury Department presented on the PA ABLE Savings Program, a tax-advantaged option for individuals with disabilities. Board members reviewed survey feedback to strengthen future meetings. Additional topics included updates on House Bill 2042 regarding the Safety in Youth Sports Act, proposed amendments to the Community HealthChoices Waiver, and various state program and resource developments, such as the Head Injury Program and NeuroResource Facilitation Program enrollment updates.
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