A Resolution designating the month of November 2025 as "Care at Home Month" in Pennsylvania.
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This resolution designates November 2025 as "Care at Home Month" in Pennsylvania to recognize the important work of home care, home health, and hospice professionals. These professionals provide vital services to individuals with disabilities and the aging population, enabling them to remain in their homes and receive support with daily living activities, medication management, and transportation. The resolution also highlights the growing demand for these services due to Pennsylvania’s aging population.
Key provisions
- Designates November 2025 as "Care at Home Month" in Pennsylvania.
- Recognizes the contributions of home care, home health, and hospice professionals.
- Acknowledges the services provided to individuals with disabilities and the aging population.
- Highlights the importance of home-based care for independent living.
- Notes the significant number of jobs in the sector and projected growth.
Who is affected
- Home care professionals
- Home health professionals
- Hospice professionals
- Individuals with disabilities
- Pennsylvania’s aging population
Notable changes
- None explicitly stated in the text.
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- Pn 2574 Html
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Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Benjamin Sanchez
Joseph Hohenstein
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