Pennsylvania HB399 amends public assistance administration, focusing on workforce development, data sharing, and benefit modifications.
Pennsylvania HB399 amends the administration of public assistance programs, emphasizing workforce development and data sharing. It tasks local workforce development boards with increasing employment and self-reliance for able-bodied Medical Assistance consumers and minimum wage residents not in higher education. The bill requires physical health managed care organizations to share medical assistance claims data with providers and establishes health savings accounts and medical assistance premiums for residents transitioning out of assistance programs.
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