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Pennsylvania hospitals are taking steps to help communities respond to the growing threat of measles through vaccination outreach and partnerships with local organizations. During the third session of HAP’s Measles Preparedness and Response Sharing Series on November 11, Penn State Health and Geisinger Health shared strategies for responding to the outbreak, with a particular focus on engaging Plain communities.

Pennsylvania’s new Nurse Shortage Assistance Program (NSAP) offers hospitals an opportunity to strengthen their nursing workforce pipelines through state-funded loan repayment assistance.

CMS’ new proposed rule aims to reduce regulatory burden, streamline requirements, and offer flexibility for hospitals and other providers, officials said in a statement.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) this week confirmed another measles-associated death, bringing the statewide total to six.

Hospitals across Pennsylvania are strengthening their preparedness for measles through proactive planning, coordinated response strategies, and collaboration across health care organizations.

The nation’s uninsured rate among working adults rose from 8.9 percent to 11.2 percent during 2026, according to a new survey.

Five of the country’s leading employers have taken a national pledge in support of electronic prior authorization reform.

Wayne Memorial Hospital hosted an event with state leaders yesterday to formally launch the PA Nurse Shortage Assistance Program. 

Building healthier communities in low-income areas starts with understanding the challenges residents face before they lead to serious health problems. Housing instability, food insecurity, transportation barriers, financial pressures, and limited access to care can all contribute to health disparities and make it harder for people to stay healthy.

Thousands of Pennsylvanians go to the hospital every winter due to respiratory viruses, and now is the time to protect your health.