Consent order administrative hearing for Joseph Lawrence Patrick regarding insurance matters includes prehearing conference June 29, 2026 and hearing July 15, 2026.
State Board of Pharmacy final regulation on licensure by endorsement advances to public review on July 16, 2026.
Fish and Boat Commission proposes defining "public property" as government-owned or -controlled lands and buildings to enforce regulations on at-risk, derelict, and abandoned boats.
Fish and Boat Commission regulations now permit cross-use of Fish Fund and Boat Fund money for joint expenditures, reducing costs for anglers and boaters through increased operational flexibility.
Department of Banking and Securities processed banking applications for week ending June 2, 2026, including a new First Citizens Community Bank branch in Philadelphia; public comment period is 30 days.
Department of Aging's Pharmaceutical Assistance Advisory Board meets virtually on June 25, 2026, to discuss pharmaceutical assistance programs for small businesses and interested stakeholders.
State distributes $22.018 million in supplemental payments to hospitals within 15 miles of closed facilities in counties with declared emergencies.
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.
Paul M. Schofield, a Pennsylvania-licensed attorney, has been suspended from practicing law for failure to pay required court expenses; suspension is published due to his residence outside Pennsylvania.
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