…initiatives that directly benefit the health of Pennsylvanians. This agreement will go into effect for the contract year 2023. The Pennsylvania DHS has seen an increase in profits in excess…
…is not enough capacity to serve the thousands of Pennsylvanians currently receiving or waiting for these critical services. 6,500 Pennsylvanians with ID/A have lost day services during the pandemic and…
…small number, Pennsylvanians are in luck because many of the ACOs operate in Pennsylvania. Of the 20 ACOs provisionally awarded contracts for the High Needs track, there are 6 ACOs…
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…and Pennsylvania—account for roughly another quarter of the 65 and older population. While Pennsylvania has an abundance of PACE organizations that allow consumers more choice, two of those states do…
…the Executive Director at Pennsylvania Council on Independent Living, takes a positive advocate approach. “Our country is in a time of crisis like never before. As an association that represents…
…now operates in seven states. Pennsylvania is another great example of a state fighting for the LTSS and IDD community. To combat the direct care workforce crisis in the state,…
…states have even required the alignment of traditional healthcare with community-based organizations that provide supports needed to address SDoH. Pennsylvania is becoming a national leader in the social determinants of…
…Maryland Total Cost of Care Model, the Vermont All Payer ACO Model, and the Pennsylvania Rural Health Model. The AHEAD Model is, in many ways, an evolution and combination of…