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Pa. revokes license of Resources for Human Development after death of medically neglected Philadelphia resident

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Pennsylvania has revoked the license of Resources for Human Development following the death of a medically neglected resident in Philadelphia. The nonprofit is permitted to continue operations while it appeals the decision.

The nonprofit RHD, which is owned by Reading's Inperium, is allowed to appeal the revocation and keep operating, as its sister nonprofit Supportive Concepts for Families has done since April 2025.

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