Pennsylvania Introduces Legislation to End Unfair Surprise Medical Bills
Surprise medical bills are alarmingly common in Pennsylvania. A 2018 study found that 1 in 3 Pennsylvania adults has received a surprise medical bill
Pennsylvania Takes the First Step Toward a State-Run Health Insurance Marketplace
Today, the Pennsylvania House Insurance Committee took the first step in establishing a Pennsylvania-based health insurance marketplace when HB 3 unan
The Trump Administration’s Latest Actions Mean We Need State Protections
Late Monday night, the Trump Administration filed a brief in the Texas v. Azar case supporting a Texas judge’s decision to overturn the entire Affor
The Coalition to Preserve General Assistance
The attacks against General Assistance have brought over 150 statewide organizations together to advocate against HB 33, and for the preservation of t
What Pennsylvanians Need to Know about AG Shapiro’s Actions on the UPMC-Highmark Dispute
Yesterday in Pittsburgh, PHAN was proud to stand with our consumer leaders and Attorney General Josh Shapiro in Pittsburgh as he announced several imp
First-Ever Survey of its Kind Shows Pennsylvanians are Struggling to Afford Healthcare
Anecdotally, it's been clear that Pennsylvanians are struggling with rising healthcare costs, but until recently, Pennsylvania lacked the data to desc
What Pennsylvanians Need to Know About Texas v. Azar
A Texas judge’s ruling in Texas vs. Azar last Friday created mass confusion, partly because it came as a surprise, and partly because many of the he
5 Questions Any #HealthCareVoter Should Ask Congressional Candidates
The November 6 mid-term elections are rapidly approaching, and the fate of our healthcare system is at stake. Before voting this November, make sure y
Surprise Medical Bills: What Are They & How Can You Avoid Them?
In Pennsylvania, there is a general consensus that we have a problem with surprise medical bills, but action is needed to protect people from these b
Three Ways the Courts Could Impact Your Health Coverage
With the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court making headlines, the role of the courts in protecting -- or limiting-- access to hea