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Promises Made; Promises Broken: What Really Happens when Local Hospitals are Acquired
With hospital closures and corporate takeovers of local hospitals on the rise, Pennsylvanians are rightfully worried about how to get care in their lo
With hospital closures and corporate takeovers of local hospitals on the rise, Pennsylvanians are rightfully worried about how to get care in their lo
PA Organizations Release Letter in Support of Pennie Subsidies
Today, a group of fifty-five Pennsylvania-based community groups released a letter in support of the proposal to create a state subsidy wrap for Penni
Today, a group of fifty-five Pennsylvania-based community groups released a letter in support of the proposal to create a state subsidy wrap for Penni
New Report: Healthcare Provider Networks Inadequate to Serve All
PHAN is pleased to announce the release of our new report, Healthcare Networks Inadequate to Serve All: Causes and Solutions in Pennsylvania. By la
PHAN is pleased to announce the release of our new report, Healthcare Networks Inadequate to Serve All: Causes and Solutions in Pennsylvania. By la
Hospital Closures are on the Rise in Pennsylvania; Harrisburg Must Step In
Hospital closures are impacting communities across Pennsylvania. Closures can harm communities by reducing the number of hospital beds, emergency serv
Hospital closures are impacting communities across Pennsylvania. Closures can harm communities by reducing the number of hospital beds, emergency serv
New Report: Are PA Hospitals Complying with Transparency Rules?
A new report conducted by PHAN looks at whether Pennsylvania hospitals are complying with rules aimed at ensuring patients know what they’ll pay for
A new report conducted by PHAN looks at whether Pennsylvania hospitals are complying with rules aimed at ensuring patients know what they’ll pay for
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
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
