Pennsylvania SB1352 amends the Human Services Code to allow the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs to issue two-year licenses to providers.

Pennsylvania SB1352 amends the Human Services Code to allow the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs to issue two-year licenses to providers who meet certain conditions. These conditions include having a license in good standing for at least two years, receiving current multiyear accreditation from a national organization, and agreeing to a single inspection for the two-year period. The inspection must be equivalent to a standard one-year inspection. If a provider loses accreditation, they must notify the department within 14 days or face standard licensure requirements.

Pennsylvania SB1352 amends the Human Services Code to allow the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs to issue two-year licenses to providers.

Pennsylvania SB1352 amends the Human Services Code to allow the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs to issue two-year licenses to providers who meet certain conditions. These conditions include having a license in good standing for at least two years, receiving current multiyear accreditation from a national organization, and agreeing to a single inspection for the two-year period. The inspection must be equivalent to a standard one-year inspection. If a provider loses accreditation, they must notify the department within 14 days or face standard licensure requirements.