Healthy PA - Pennsylvania Association of Community Health Centers
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Healthy PA
PRIORITIES
Healthy Pennsylvania is Governor Tom Corbett’s plan to ensure that
Pennsylvanians have increased access to quality, affordable health care.
Three Key Priorities:
1. Improving Access
2. Ensuring Quality
3. Providing Affordability
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Healthy PA
IMPROVING ACCESS
Get All Kids Insured
95 percent of Pennsylvania children currently enrolled in health care coverage –
one of the highest percentages in the nation
Add funding to increase outreach and coverage to previously uninsured and
under-insured children
Eliminate the mandatory CHIP six month waiting period
Promote Access to Primary Health Care
$4 million to build new and expanded community-based, primary care health
clinics
Additional residency slots for physicians
Loan forgiveness program to incentivize primary health care providers to
practice in rural and underserved areas of PA
Enhancing Care Delivery through Technology
Utilize telemedicine to bring specialty care to underserved areas of PA
Electronic access to secure patient health records
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Healthy PA
ENSURING QUALITY
Supporting Older Pennsylvanians & Persons with
Disabilities
An additional $68 million to help older Pennsylvanians and persons with
disabilities come off of waiting lists and stay in their homes and communities
Convene a Long-Term Care Commission
Promote Good Public Health
Host a “Healthy Pennsylvania Summit” to expand preventative health best
practices
Support and expand community-based health partnerships
Ensuring Safe & Appropriate Access to Prescription
Medications
Enhance the prescription drug monitoring program
Support the statewide “Drug Take-Back” program
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Healthy PA PROVIDING AFFORDABILITY
Continue to Reform PA’s Medical Liability System
Adoption of the “Apology Rule”
Reforming PA’s Medicaid Program
Align Medicaid Benefits with Private, Commercial Insurance
Cost Sharing & Individual Responsibility
Promote healthy behaviors
Job training & work search for those who are unemployed and
able to work
Reinvest Saving to Increase Access for Uninsured
Explore using private option to enroll “newly eligible” uninsured
adults in private health insurance plans through the federal
Exchange
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For more information, visit
www.pa.gov/healthypa.
To comment on the Healthy PA plan,
email [email protected].
For information on health insurance
options in PA, visit
www.pahealthoptions.com
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