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There are no guarantees with flu season, but Pennsylvania has finally reached a “stable” state for the virus, while RSV and COVID-19 are decreasing rapidly.

For the second consecutive week, the state’s Human Services secretary warned lawmakers about how Medicaid cuts and other health policy changes put Pennsylvania hospitals at risk. On...

Pennsylvania’s rural hospitals play a vital role in their communities, but they need support to ensure their long-term stability.

Ahead of the holiday recess, the Pennsylvania House this week passed two HAP-supported bills that support access to vaccines and maternal health.

The House Communications and Technology committee hosted a hearing this afternoon on House Bill 1925 (Venkat, D–Allegheny), which seeks to regulate the use of Artificial Intelligence in health care.

November 4 is Election Day, and it’s time to make your vote count.

Today, the state Senate Institutional Sustainability & Innovation Committee advanced HAP-supported proposals to support nurse education, rural health, and collaborative care models.

The state Senate yesterday passed a bill that would create a pathway to licensure for Certified Midwives (CM) in Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania House Insurance Committee advanced two HAP-supported bills to support access to vaccines and colorectal cancer screening through insurance.

Keeping children safe online has been a struggle for parents and communities as technology evolves.