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SNAP Joins Others in Letter to PA Senators

SNAP was among 27 Pennsylvania health care organizations to send a joint letter to senators Bob Casey and Pat Toomey pointing out aspects of the House-passed American Health Care Act that could jeopardize access to care for medically vulnerable Pennsylvanians.
Safety-Net Association of Pennsylvania logoAmong the issues addressed in the letter are how the House-passed proposal would detract from the role of Medicaid in fighting the state’s opioid crisis; the proposed reduction in tax credits to help purchase health insurance; the challenge posed by a per capita approach to Medicaid financing; the potential loss of health care jobs; the likelihood of large numbers of Pennsylvanians losing their health insurance and state Medicaid costs rising significantly; and the erosion of consumer protections.
See the complete letter here.

SNAP, Other Groups Caution PA Delegation About Health Reform Bill

The Safety-Net Association of Pennsylvania has joined 13 other groups in writing to members of the state’s congressional delegation to warn about shortcomings in the American Health Care Act, health care reform legislation currently being considered by the U.S. House of Representatives.

Safety-Net Association of Pennsylvania logoThe letter warns that the American Health Care Act would “…dramatically reduce Medicaid coverage and strain resources for this critical program.”

Read that letter here, on SNAP’s web site.

2017-05-03T06:00:03+00:00May 3rd, 2017|American Health Care Act, Safety-Net Association of Pennsylvania|Comments Off on SNAP, Other Groups Caution PA Delegation About Health Reform Bill
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