Community Listening Sessions on Community HealthChoices in Southeast PA
The Pennsylvania Health Access Network and Philadelphia Health Partnership, at the request of the Department of Human Services, along with the support
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
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
Getting Dental Care When You Have Medicaid or Marketplace Insurance
(Photo Credit: Teeth Implants/Costculator) Getting dental treatment is an essential part of good health, but many people get discouraged when tryi
Healthcare Access & the Re-Entry Population
This month, we’re looking at the health access issues unique to people who are being released from the criminal justice system, who often need immed
PHAN Statement on Nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to Supreme Court
Today Antoinette Kraus, the director of the Pennsylvania Health Access Network (PHAN) released the following statement in response to the nomination o
Community Spotlight: Perry County
This month, we're looking at the health access issues unique to one of Pennsylvania's rural counties: Perry County. With a population of about 45,82
What’s a Healthcare “Provider”?
As you start to use your insurance, you may hear the term “provider” used frequently. So, what is a provider and why does it matter when trying to
Health Policy Spotlight: Medicaid Work Requirements
In a statement this January, the Trump Administration urged states to begin forcing people who rely on Medicaid to prove that they are working in orde
PHAN Statement on Medicaid Work Requirements
HARRISBURG, PA – Today, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released a letter announcing that they will allow states to apply for