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​Pennsylvania Long‑Term Care Council

The Pennsylvania Long-Term Care Council is charged with making recommendations on regulations, licensure, financing, or any other responsibilities of the departments and agencies that relate to the commonwealth’s long-term services and supports system. Established by Act 64 of 2015, and revised by Act 63 of 2021, the council replaces the Intra-Governmental Council on Long-Term Care in order to reflect today’s broader long-term care continuum. The scope of the council includes all areas of long-term care, including, but not limited to, institutional care and home and community-based services. Chaired by Secretary of Aging Jason Kavulich, the council is comprised of 35 members, including long-term care consumers, advocates, caregivers, providers, and policymakers.

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​Long-Term Care Council Members


Long-Term Care Council meetings will begin at 10:00 a.m. and will be conducted as a hybrid meeting via WebEx and in-person at the PA Office of Administration, Health and Human Services Delivery Center, 2525 North 7th Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110. The end time will be contingent on the specific agenda items for each meeting. 

Persons with any questions or in need of accommodations as provided for in the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 are asked to contact Gabrielle Szymanski at (717) 783-5166, gszymanski@pa.gov.