Pennsylvania Office of the Governor
Governor Rendell Says Pennsylvania is One Step Closer to Providing Access to Health Care for Pennsylvania's Uninsured
Published in Managed Care Law Weekly, April 6th, 2008
PA ABC would provide access to health care for many of Pennsylvania's uninsured while continuing to help physicians pay their medical malpractice insurance premiums. It would also eliminate the Mcare Fund, return all malpractice coverage to the private market, and pay off Mcare's unfunded liability.
"Since the time I first announced my Prescription for Pennsylvania health care reform plan in January 2007, and especially the...
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