Mothers on Medicaid are losing their coverage just 60 days after giving birth. Here’s how Pennsylvania can keep our mothers healthy
Medicaid only covers mothers for 60 days after they’ve given birth. As it stands, the United States is the only developed country where the maternal
Governor Wolf to Focus on Bipartisan Health Reform in 2021 Budget
On Wednesday, February 3rd, Governor Wolf gave his budget address to the General Assembly. He discussed his hopes and priorities for the 2021 year, in
President Biden takes steps to increase access to healthcare through Medicaid & ACA marketplace
On Thursday, January 28th, President Biden signed a series of executive orders aiming to improve access to healthcare for individuals receiving Medica
Top Ten Things You Need to Know about the “No Surprises Act”
At the end of December of 2020, Congress passed the “No Surprises Act”, and put an end to many surprise medical bills for individuals across the c
Become a Sustaining Donor of PHAN
What is a Sustaining Donor? A Sustaining Donor is an individual who pledges a monthly gift to PHAN. The monthly donation is collected electronically
Rural Communities Face Increased Barriers to Healthcare
November 19th is National Rural Health Day! The health of our rural communities is a critical component of health overall, yet these communities are o
Testimony on the Rising Cost of Prescription Drugs
On October 6th, PHAN was given the opportunity to testify in front of the House Republican Policy Committee about the importance of lowering prescript
New Report: Healthcare Access for People with Disabilities in Rural Pennsylvania
PHAN is pleased to announce the release of our new report, Healthcare Access for People with Disabilities in Rural Pennsylvania. The report is base
New Report on the Medical Assistance Transportation Program
PHAN's newly released report, Consumer Perspectives on Pennsylvania's Medical Assistance Transportation Program (MATP), identifies and explores barrie
House Passes Legislation to Make Health Coverage More Affordable
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the strain on our healthcare system, and Pennsylvanians and their families have been hit hard with financial burde