Buying Health Insurance? Be Sure to Read the Fine Print

Posted at https://www.publicnewsservice.org/2019-11-01/health-issues/buying-health-insurance-be-sure-to-read-the-fine-print/a68223-1 November 1, 2019 – Andrea Sears, Public News Service (PA) Play Audio in Browser Window Some inexpensive health insurance plans may have very high deductibles and extremely limited coverage. (Christian Delbert/Adobe Stock) HARRISBURG, Pa. – The open … Continued

PPC’s Annual State of Children’s Health Care Report Released

From Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children (http://www.papartnerships.org): The opportunity to prosper begins with preventive health care when children are young. A healthy start includes immunizations, screenings, regular dental care, well-child visits and access to nutritious food. However, 124,000 Pennsylvania children do … Continued

Insurance Corporation Campaign Donations Paying Off: “Public Option” More Popular than Medicare for All

From Faith in Healthcare (https://faithinhealthcare.org): As covered in a recent issue of Faith in Healthcare, the Presidential candidates adopting the insurance industry’s talking points about a “public option” are well-rewarded by the industry for their efforts. Those dollars seem to be … Continued

Contact Your PA Representative to Protect Pennsylvanians Against Surprise Medical Bills

From the Pennsylvania Health Access Network (http://www.pahealthaccess.org): Good news!  A bill has been proposed in Harrisburg that would protect Pennsylvanians against surprise medical bills in Pennsylvania. If passed, HB 1862, the Surprise Balance Billing Protection Act, would be one of the strongest … Continued

Researchers Detail How Slashing Pentagon Budget Could Pay for Medicare for All While Creating Progressive Foreign Policy Americans Want

Published on Thursday, October 17, 2019 by Common Dreams Posted at https://www.commondreams.org/news/2019/10/17/researchers-detail-how-slashing-pentagon-budget-could-pay-medicare-all-while “Proposals to fund Medicare for All have focused on raising taxes. But what if we could imagine another way entirely?” By Julia Conley, staff writer A New York Times op-ed … Continued