act-1965-0-184•Pennsylvania Act 1965-184 — AUTHORIZING COUNTIES TO ENTER INTO AGREEMENTS - CERTAIN HOSPITALS
Pennsylvania Act 1965-184 — AUTHORIZING COUNTIES TO ENTER INTO AGREEMENTS - CERTAIN HOSPITALS
act-1965-0-1841965 Pa. Act 184Law
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AUTHORIZING COUNTIES TO ENTER INTO AGREEMENTS - CERTAIN HOSPITALS
Act of Aug. 17, 1965, P.L. 350, No. 184 Cl. 16
AN ACT
Authorizing counties to enter into agreements with certain
hospitals for the care of chronic disease cases; and
authorizing such counties to make appropriations therefor and
for the construction and equipping of buildings, wings and
units at such hospitals.
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
hereby enacts as follows:
Section 1. The board of commissioners of any county is
hereby authorized to enter into agreements with general
hospitals within its boundaries or, if the hospital is in
another county, within any adjacent county for the care of
indigent and part-pay patients affected with chronic diseases,
provided such hospitals have a rating of class A, are
nonsectarian, and are operated on a nonprofit basis.
The board of commissioners of any county is hereby authorized
and empowered to appropriate money for the construction and
equipping of buildings, wings or units at such hospitals for the
care and treatment of chronic disease cases. All expenses
incident to the maintenance of any county chronic disease
building, wing or unit at a general hospital, erected and
equipped for the care of patients afflicted with chronic
diseases, under the provisions of this act, shall be paid for by
the county in accordance with an agreement with the hospital,
which the county is hereby empowered to make. Such agreements
may include matters of ownership, operation, depreciation,
obsolescence and division of overhead costs. The county shall be
liable for the cost of the care and treatment of patients
admitted by the county to the chronic disease wing.
Section 2. This act shall take effect immediately.
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