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15,807

TOTAL NUMBER
of people waiting across the state as of December 31, 2011

4,973 7,322
3,512

 

2011 disability policy
seminar fact sheets:

The 2011 Disability Policy Seminar provided us with nine fact sheets to distribute widely. The sheets cover upcoming challenges that we'll face in various fields, from SSDI and Medicaid/Medicare funding to housing and employment issues for people with disabilities.

Click HERE to download those fact sheets.

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For the Newest Facts:

Current PUNS Numbers

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Important Alerts:

Please click on the following links for Information on DPW changes to Dental and Prescription Drug benefits:

Dental Benefit Changes

Pharmacy Benefit Limits

Rx Limit: Automated Benefit Limit Exceptions

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noewait position paper

Click HERE to view

 

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NEW GOLDBOOK IS HERE!

Graphic: Gold cover of Understanding the Office of Developmental Programs in PA

Published by Vision for Equality, Inc.,
Pennsylvania Waiting List Campaign,
Disability Rights Network of Pennsylvania,
The Pennsylvania Training Partnership
for People with Disabilities and Families.

DOWNLOAD: Understanding the Office of Developmental Programs in Pennsylvania: Developmental Disabilities and Autism Services.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Debbie's Story

Hello, my name is Debbie Gilbert. I am from Mansfield, in Tioga County. I’m a mother of 6 children, 2 of which are children with multiple disabilities. They are Ronnie, 17 and Jason, 13. They use a wheelchair and neither can speak. They are in diapers. Their food has to be puréed for every meal. There is nothing that they can do to care for themselves or communicate their needs. They need total care for everything.

Click here to read more. . .