Pennsylvania HB1108 amends copayment rules for subsidized child care, adjusting income limits and copayment percentages.

Pennsylvania HB1108 modifies the Human Services Code to change copayment rules for subsidized child care. It sets income limits for eligibility, with initial income limits at 200% of the Federal poverty income guidelines and redetermination limits at 235% of the Federal poverty income guidelines or 85% of the State median income. It also adjusts copayment percentages based on income levels and family size. The bill repeals a section of The Fiscal Code to align with these changes. It takes effect 60 days after enactment.

Pennsylvania HB1108 amends copayment rules for subsidized child care, adjusting income limits and copayment percentages.

Pennsylvania HB1108 modifies the Human Services Code to change copayment rules for subsidized child care. It sets income limits for eligibility, with initial income limits at 200% of the Federal poverty income guidelines and redetermination limits at 235% of the Federal poverty income guidelines or 85% of the State median income. It also adjusts copayment percentages based on income levels and family size. The bill repeals a section of The Fiscal Code to align with these changes. It takes effect 60 days after enactment.