Florida PPEC Glossary
Florida uses 'PPEC' — the Texas 'PPECC' abbreviation does not apply here. PPEC is licensed under Chapter 400, Part VI, Florida Statutes; the operational rule is FAC Chapter 59A-13.
- Florida PPEC Terminology
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Florida statute and rule use 'PPEC' (Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care). Do not import 'PPECC' from Texas — it is not a defined term in Florida law. Citations and AHCA correspondence must use 'PPEC'.
Florida Statutes Chapter 400, Part VI (PPEC licensure) Florida Administrative Code Chapter 59A-13 (PPEC rules)
- What Is a Florida PPEC?
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A Florida PPEC is a licensed nonresidential facility serving medically/technologically dependent children birth through age 20. Minimum three children. Each child must have a physician prescription and remain under physician care while attending. Children may not attend more than 12 hours in any 24-hour period (FS 400.902, 400.914).
Florida Statutes Chapter 400, Part VI (PPEC licensure)
Where this content comes from
Every requirement, question, and claim on this site traces to one of the 12 sources below — nothing is asserted without provenance. Content version 1.0.1 · sources last reviewed July 12, 2026
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Florida Statutes Chapter 400, Part VI (PPEC licensure)
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Florida Administrative Code Chapter 59A-13 (PPEC rules)
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FL Medicaid PPEC Coverage Policy / Provider Handbook
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FL Medicaid General Provider Handbook
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Florida Chapter 2025-88 / SB 1490 (PPEC Medicaid managed-care carve-in legislation)
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CMS NPPES (NPI Registry)
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Harbor curated AHCA inspection export (FL)
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Harbor curated AHCA PPEC provider lifecycle (FL)
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Harbor curated FL Medicaid Provider Master List + Plan + Taxonomy
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Harbor curated PublicProviderOrganizations
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Harbor curated Sunbiz business registry (FL)
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AHCA FL PPEC — statutory document binder (forms 3110-8002, 3110-1024, 3110-8002CL + 2026 fee schedule + SMMC 3.0 PPEC highlight 10/18/2024)