PA Judge Decides that Excessive CEO Pay, Lack of Charity Care Means Hospitals Owe Taxes
In a recent court case that has made national news, a Pennsylvania court found that Tower Health could no longer receive property tax breaks for four
Four PA hospitals top the nation in new rankings, but not for good reasons
Four Pennsylvania hospital systems rank in the top 25 nationally for “fair share deficits” according to a 2023 national ranking from the Lown Inst
13 Things You Need to Know About Pennie
It’s the thirteenth anniversary of the passage of the Affordable Care Act. In honor of its birthday, we’re sharing 13 things you need to know abou
PHAN Statement on New IRS Rule Ending the Family Glitch
Today, the IRS announced its final rule fixing the "family glitch," a misinterpretation of the Affordable Care Act that barred people from getting aff
PHAN Statement on Passage of the Inflation Reduction Act in the Senate
Over the weekend, the Inflation Reduction Act passed in the U.S. Senate. Antoinette Kraus, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Health Access Netwo
PHAN Statement on Passage of Build Back Better in the House
Today, the Build Back Better package was passed in the U.S. House. Antoinette Kraus, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Health Access Network, rel
PHAN Statement on New Prescription Drug Reforms to be included in Build Back Better
HARRISBURG, PA - Yesterday, Senator Chuck Schumer announced that lawmakers have reached a compromise on prescription drug reform to be included in the
President Biden Unveils Build Back Better Framework
On Thursday, October 28th, President Biden released a framework of his Build Back Better plan. The framework includes historic investments that will b
PHAN Statement on Release of New Build Back Better Framework
HARRISBURG, PA - Today, President Biden announced the latest framework for the Build Back Better package. Antoinette Kraus, Executive Director of the
Medicaid Should Cover Early Allergen Introduction in Pennsylvania
Last year, many national children's health advocacy groups, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, endorsed a practice called early allergen in