Pennsylvania Department Of Human Services
Recent News About Pennsylvania Department Of Human Services
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Man says state agency discriminated against him
PITTSBURGH — A former employee is suing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, citing alleged disability discrimination, retaliation and sexual discrimination. -
Former employee says state agency didn't accommodate medical issue
PHILADELPHIA — A former employee is suing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Human Services, a state agency, citing alleged disability discrimination, violation of workers' compensation acts, and wrongful termination. -
Nursing home sues state official, alleging violation of Medicaid laws
PHILADELPHIA – A Pennsylvania nursing home is suing state Department of Human Services Secretary Theodore Dallas, alleging he violated federal and state Medicaid laws. -
Jewish Association on Aging files suit to ensure proper notice of termination of Medicaid benefits
A Pittsburgh nursing facility is suing after it claims Medicaid benefits were terminated for two residents before their deaths, leaving the facility with unpaid invoices. -
Autism support organization wants state contract reinstated
PITTSBURGH — An autism support organization is seeking an injunction against several state employees in an attempt to prevent the termination of its provider agreement with the commonwealth. -
Plaintiff counsel seeking state assistance in resolving minor plaintiff's accident claims
Representatives for a minor plaintiff in a motor vehicle accident case are seeking to fully resolve her settlement claims through assistance from the state. -
Nursing home says some claims in wrongful death suit not specific enough
Attorneys for a senior care residence accused of negligence in a wrongful death lawsuit want to see that suit transferred to Delaware County and certain claims stricken for lack of specificity. -
Pennsylvania agrees to $48.8 million settlement over claims by federal government
WASHINGTON - The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will pay $48.8 million to resolve the federal government’s claims that it provided benefits to ineligible aliens in violation of federal law, the Department of Justice announced Wednesday.