PA SB1145

Establishes the Compliance Review and Reporting Program within the Department of Health to monitor whether hospitals and health care facilities providing medical care to children are properly reporting suspected sexual abuse or exploitation under Pennsylvania's child protective services law

Requires the Department of Health to review all relevant pediatric health records during facility inspections to verify that mandated reports of suspected child sexual abuse were filed, with the Department of Human Services required to confirm report submissions

Authorizes parents or guardians of alleged victims to bring civil actions against facilities that failed to file required abuse reports, and requires the Department to refer non-compliant facilities and mandated reporters to State Police, licensing boards, and district attorneys for investigation

Imposes civil penalties up to $2,500 per day on facilities that willfully fail to provide records, conceal records, or obstruct compliance reviews, with collected penalties deposited into the Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Children Fund

Allows the Department of Human Services to withhold state-funded health care reimbursements from facilities with three or more compliance failures, and makes inspectors who willfully fail to report discovered abuse guilty of a third-degree misdemeanor