Rehabilitation & Community Providers Association

Rehabilitation & Community Providers Association Representing providers of health and human services committed to effective, efficient, and high qual Learn more by visiting www.paproviders.org.

With more than 350 members serving well over 1 million Pennsylvanians annually, Rehabilitation and Community Providers Association (RCPA) is among the largest and most diverse state health and human services trade associations in the nation. RCPA members offer mental health, intellectual and developmental disability, substance use disorder, brain injury, medical and vocational rehabilitation, and other related human services across a full continuum of care for children, adolescents, and adults. A statewide organization, RCPA advocates for those in need, works to advance effective state and federal public policies, and provides professional support to members.

Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced an expanded partnership today between Pennsylvania Treasury’s PA Achieving a Better Li...
11/10/2025

Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced an expanded partnership today between Pennsylvania Treasury’s PA Achieving a Better Life Experience Savings Program and Special Olympics Pennsylvania at Villanova University during SOPA’s Fall Festival.

Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced an expanded partnership today between Pennsylvania Treasury’s PA Achieving a Better Life Experience Savings Program and Special Olympics Pennsylvania at Villanova University during SOPA’s Fall Festival. “With this new partnership, we are able to provide additi...

Nearly one in four adults in Pennsylvania—more than two million people—are unpaid family caregivers, according to new da...
11/10/2025

Nearly one in four adults in Pennsylvania—more than two million people—are unpaid family caregivers, according to new data from AARP’s Caregiving in the U.S. 2025: Caring Across States report. The study reveals a growing crisis of financial strain, emotional stress, and limited support among those caring for aging parents, spouses, or loved ones with complex medical needs.

HARRISBURG, PA — Nearly one in four adults in Pennsylvania—more than two million people—are unpaid family caregivers, according to new data from AARP’s Caregiving in the U.S. 2025: Caring Across …

The Gray Area Between MOUD Research And Reality: Two Viewpoints On Why It Matters – Part IIBy Jason Snyder, Director, SU...
11/10/2025

The Gray Area Between MOUD Research And Reality: Two Viewpoints On Why It Matters – Part II
By Jason Snyder, Director, SUD Treatment Services, BH Division and
Chris McKenzie, Community Relations Coordinator, Pinnacle Treatment Centers
November 10, 2025

By Jason Snyder, Director, SUD Treatment Services, BH Division and Chris McKenzie, Community Relations Coordinator, Pinnacle Treatment Centers November 10, 2025 Editor’s

Pennsylvania’s competency system is in crisis, according to a recent state-backed study.
11/07/2025

Pennsylvania’s competency system is in crisis, according to a recent state-backed study.

Despite decades of scrutiny, the state still struggles to manage the mentally ill in the criminal justice system

In communities across Pennsylvania, local officials are deciding how to spend over US$2 billion dollars from the state’s...
11/07/2025

In communities across Pennsylvania, local officials are deciding how to spend over US$2 billion dollars from the state’s opioid settlement agreements. For many, the task is proving promising yet challenging – and raises questions about how to best navigate complex local needs.

Local governments have a lot of freedom on how to spend the funds, but there’s also confusion and a feeling of moral responsibility to spend wisely after so many lives have been lost.

One of the nation’s biggest technology companies is taking steps to improve the accuracy of AI-generated images portrayi...
11/07/2025

One of the nation’s biggest technology companies is taking steps to improve the accuracy of AI-generated images portraying people with disabilities.

One of the nation's biggest technology companies is taking steps to improve the accuracy of AI-generated images portraying people with disabilities.

Efforts to gut the U.S. Department of Education’s special education office and move the program to another agency are al...
11/07/2025

Efforts to gut the U.S. Department of Education’s special education office and move the program to another agency are already causing “immediate harm” to students with disabilities, advocates warn.

Efforts to gut the U.S. Department of Education's special education office and move the program to another agency are already causing "immediate harm" to students with disabilities, advocates warn.

Will Treatment Go Digital?The investments in prescription digital therapeutics (PDT) and digital therapeutics (DTx) cont...
11/07/2025

Will Treatment Go Digital?
The investments in prescription digital therapeutics (PDT) and digital therapeutics (DTx) continue. The most recent available data shows annual investment in digital therapeutics reached $14.7 billion in 2021 (see Prescription Digital Therapeutics: Applying Medicaid Experience To Value Assessment And Formulary Management). And, over the past four years, there have been significant investments announced.
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These Are Real People: Pennsylvania Care Providers Decry 4-Month State Funding Delay (features quotes from RCPA Presiden...
11/06/2025

These Are Real People: Pennsylvania Care Providers Decry 4-Month State Funding Delay (features quotes from RCPA President/CEO Richard Edley, RCPA members Joanne Tangney of Success Rehabilitation, Inc. and Melissa Mcgoey of Merakey)

At least 1,449 older people are on waitlists for services because of the Pennsylvania budget impasse. That's not the only effect of the funding delay.

Ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, a community conversation on mental health, addiction, and recovery was held at the...
11/04/2025

Ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, a community conversation on mental health, addiction, and recovery was held at the Ware Center in downtown Lancaster, featuring discussions with local leaders and law enforcement.

A community forum on mental health, addiction, and recovery, featuring local leaders and law enforcement, was held ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections.

Amere Turner, a senior at McKeesport High School, is one of several young people hoping local politicians will hear them...
11/04/2025

Amere Turner, a senior at McKeesport High School, is one of several young people hoping local politicians will hear them and be inspired to action.

"Our voice can make a difference,” Turner said. “As long as we take the right steps and do it the right way, anybody can make a difference."

The Youth Advisory Council of the Boys & Girls Club of Western Pennsylvania hosted a round-table discussion with elected officials and staff.

A report out from SHRM, an association for human resource professionals, finds that labor force participation by people ...
11/04/2025

A report out from SHRM, an association for human resource professionals, finds that labor force participation by people with disabilities has grown over 30% since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The number of people with disabilities in the workforce has surged in recent years, new research shows.

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With well over 350 members, the majority of who serve over 1 million Pennsylvanians annually, Rehabilitation and Community Providers Association (RCPA) is among the largest and most diverse state health and human services trade associations in the nation. RCPA advocates for those in need, works to advance effective state and federal public policies, serves as a forum for the exchange of information and experience, and provides professional support to members. RCPA provider members offer mental health, drug and alcohol, intellectual and developmental disabilities, children’s, brain injury, medical rehabilitation, and physical disabilities and aging services, through all settings and levels of care. Visit www.paproviders.org for more information.