Daily News | Pennsylvania wants 189 agencies to return millions in COVID-19 aid
The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services wants the state’s attorney general to recoup $7.3 million from 189 home-health and other long-term care companies that received federal COVID-19 aid but failed to report on how it was spent.
The next two largest recipients that failed to report their spending were New Life Home Health Care Agency Inc., in Huntingdon Valley, and Immaculate Home Healthcare Agency, in Levittown. New Life received $307,369 in aid. Immaculate received $202,222. The companies were supposed to use the money, which came through the CARES Act, between March and the end of November of 2022 for staff, training, COVID testing, personal protective equipment, or other supplies. The companies’ reports on how they spent the money were due Dec. 21, 2020.critical of home care companies
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