Obamacare

Ready, Set, Go! Here's What You Need to Know to Get Covered:

We are less than a year away from the day when everyone will have access to affordable, quality health coverage. It won't matter where you work, how much you earn, how old you are, or if you've been sick in the past -- affordable health insurance will be at your fingertips.

Employer Corner: What's Changing and When under the Affordable Care Act?

Obamacare 101 - Employer Edition

Employers, both large and small, will see new benefits under Obamacare. Small businesses will see the most benefit, with new tax credits, choices and protections. Large businesses already benefit from the ability to spread the risk of covering their employees over a large pool (and the larger the pool, the more affordable the rates because the risk is broadly shared, and the employer has real purchasing power). Under the law, large businesses will have to offer affordable, adequate health coverage to their employees. The good news is that most of them already do.

Tuesday Night Policy Call Series: April 3rd Edition -- Women's Health and the Affordable Care Act with Audrey Ross

Submitted by pahealth on April 3, 2013 - 12:34am

Tonight's call was all about women's health: what the Affordable Care Act does to expand and improve care, and what some national and state lawmakers are doing to restrict certain benefits. We were joined by Audrey Ross, government and media relations coordinator for Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania, where she coordinates online advocacy and media outreach, along with executing lobbying activities in the 4-county region of southeastern Pennsylvania.

Highlights from Harrisburg: A Successful Start to the Cover the Commonwealth Campaign!

Submitted by pahealth on February 12, 2013 - 6:25pm

Earlier this afternoon, health care advocates stood shoulder to shoulder with physicians, providers, lawmakers and faith leaders to press forward in the campaign to bring jobs and coverage to Pennsylvania through the Medicaid expansion.

We're on our way to Harrisburg to bring home jobs and health care coverage to Pennsylvania!

Submitted by pahealth on February 12, 2013 - 11:28am

As we speak, over 150 advocates are on their way to the Capitol to tell lawmakers it’s time to take the money to Cover the Commonwealth, and bring jobs and health care coverage to Pennsylvania families.

Corbett Says NO to 700,000 Pennsylvanians. WE SAY YES! Act now to bring coverage and jobs to PA!

Submitted by pahealth on February 5, 2013 - 1:51pm

Governor Corbett announced he's "not recommending" Pennsylvania accept our funds.

As part of the new health care law, Pennsylvania can accept billions in federal funding to offer health coverage to 700,000 working adults.

Accepting the money is the commonsense thing to do. We can cover more people AND save taxpayers millions of dollars that get spent on emergency room care for the uninsured.

Governor Corbett Announces Intent to Squander Opportunity to Bring Jobs, Growth and Coverage to Pennsylvania Families

Submitted by pahealth on February 5, 2013 - 1:40pm

PHAN Issues Statement on Medicaid Expansion and Governor Corbett’s Budget

Harrisburg, Pa (February 5, 2013) - Today Governor Corbett did not appropriate federal funds in his proposed budget that have already been allotted to Pennsylvania to offer health care coverage to approximately 700,000 working families.

For Jobs, Families, and Our Economy: It's Time to Cover the Commonwealth

Medicaid Expansion Means Jobs, Growth and Coverage for Pennsylvania

Bringing Jobs and Secure Coverage to Pennsylvania

Making the Right Choice for Pennsylvania: Seizing the Opportunity in the Medicaid Expansion

Pennsylvania’s Economy Will Benefit from Expanding Medicaid (Special Report)

A Huge Opportunity for Pennsylvania Families, Businesses & Hospitals

Taking advantage of this unparalleled opportunity would allow Pennsylvania to bring health coverage to 600,000 -- 800,000 residents, lowering our uninsured rate by over 50%.

Consumers, advocates,providers send letter to the Governor urging him to move forward with Medicaid Expansion

Submitted by pahealth on November 27, 2012 - 2:09pm

Today 64 consumer advocates, providers and community leaders sent a letter to Governor Corbett urging him to take advantage of the opportunity given to Pennsylvania to strengthen the current Medicaid program by extending coverage to working families. For the full text of the letter visit www.pahealthaccess.org/medicaidletter.

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