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Shapiro calls for postpartum depression screenings, faster mental health service for Pennsylvania mothers
Postpartum depression affects one in eight mothers across the nation, and the Shapiro administration is pushing for more ...
Prospect Medical Holdings warns of possible shutdown of Crozer Health system in Pennsylvania
Lawyers for Prospect Medical Holdings warned in court of the possible shutdown of the entire Crozer Health system​.
With billions in Medicaid cuts looming, Pa. health providers sound the alarm
Many fear the $880 billion cut to Medicaid would shred the safety net that protects more than 3 million Pennsylvanians, ...
A measles case confirmed in Montgomery County is Pa.’s first in 2025, health officials say
A patient at CHOP in King of Prussia is the region’s first confirmed measles case this year. Authorities have not released ...
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Pennsylvania officials, medical providers sound alarm over Medicaid cuts
Pennsylvania medical providers joined Democrat state Rep. Arvind Venkat Wednesday to raise concern about potential federal ...
Democratic group’s ad targets Rep. Perry, other House Republicans for Medicaid vote
York County GOP Rep. Scott Perry is one of 23 House Republicans in battleground districts targeted by a Democratic ad ...
RFK Jr. pressed to reevaluate Pennsylvania’s Medicaid expansion
Martin was one of four Senate Republican signatories on a Feb. 21 letter obtained by The Center Square that was sent to ...
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New weight loss drugs spike Pa.’s Medicaid costs, lawmakers question use
State DHS officials say new weight-loss drugs are driving up costs for Pennsylvania’s Medicaid program, likely leading to ...
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Proposed Medicaid cuts spark debate among Pennsylvania lawmakers
Proposed cuts to Medicaid could impact millions across Pennsylvania and tens of millions more nationwide. The proposal suggests cutting at least $880 billion over the next decade from the committee ...
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Reevaluation of Pennsylvania’s Medicaid expansion
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania will need to spend $2 billion over the next five years to cover its expanded Medicaid program.