State Medicaid allocates $435.363 million in disproportionate share and supplemental payments to qualifying hospitals for fiscal 2025-2026, including support for opioid treatment, pediatric care, and rural critical access facilities.
Payment rates for support coordination and targeted support management services for people with developmental disabilities will take effect January 1, 2027 instead of July 2026, with $6.689 million allocated for provider transition support.
Infant Hearing Screening Advisory Committee meets in August 2026 to discuss early detection program updates and policy affecting newborn hearing loss screening.
State HIV Prevention Planning Committee holds public meetings in August 2026 to develop comprehensive HIV prevention, care, and treatment service plans through community partnerships, as required by federal law.
Pennsylvania Department of Health is accepting public input for 14 days on hospital exemption requests covering staffing, patient identification, and facility design standards.
Ambulatory surgical facilities seeking exemptions from state licensing regulations including abortion service requirements and safety precautions are subject to a 14-day public comment period overseen by the Department of Health.
Pennsylvania-American Water Company seeks PUC approval to expand water service in East Fallowfield Township, Chester County; formal protests and interventions due by June 29, 2026.
Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. seeks PUC approval to transfer water system assets in North Coventry Township, Chester County to the North Coventry Water Authority; formal protests and interventions due by June 29, 2026.
Transource Pennsylvania, LLC seeks PUC certification to provide transmission service in Franklin County; formal protests due August 12, 2026, with telephonic prehearing conference August 19, 2026.
Sigel Gas LLC seeks Public Utility Commission approval to transfer gas distribution assets to Knox Energy Cooperative Association; formal protests and intervention petitions due June 29, 2026.
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