HealthCare4ALLPA

10/20/2026

When the water and air get poisoned it impacts us all. Environmental issues are frequently healthcare issues

10/17/2026

Big thanks to the leadership of Senator Nikil Saval and HealthCare4ALLPA! A practical proposal to bring universal healthcare and cover everyone in Pennsylvania

10/17/2026

Thank you Senator Senator Nikil Saval

Thank you Metro Philly and Jack Tomczuk for the article! It’s long past time for universal healthcare and our people deserve this. Lives are on the line

10/16/2026

Thank you Metro Philly and Jack Tomczuk for the article! It’s long past time for universal healthcare and our people deserve this. Lives are on the line

10/14/2026

Despite Medicare coverage, older adults in the U.S. have more cost-related access problems and higher out-of-pocket spending compared to their counterparts abroad.

10/11/2026

This fall, HealthCare4ALLPA is posing a basic question to every elected official and candidate seeking public office in PA: "which side are you on?"

Our message is simple — the people of Pennsylvania deserve legislators who will choose public health over corporate wealth.

Learn more today at www.healthcareforallpa.com/pac.

10/11/2026

The 2025 reconciliation law makes Medicaid sweeping changes that will affect every state through key eligibility and financing changes, including new work requirements, immigrant eligibility restrictions, and changes to provider taxes and state directed payments.

Our new brief explains which states will be affected by each of these key provisions: https://on.kff.org/4hQIsDB

10/11/2026

Check out One Payer States President, Chuck Pennacchio's oped article in Newsweek, “America Spends Trillions on Health Care. What Are We Getting?”

https://www.newsweek.com/america-spends-trillions-on-health-care-what-are-we-getting-opinion-12476834

10/11/2026

Read the WSJ opinion piece by the editorial board on Oct 9? Do you think it disingenuous or just ignorance? In the discussion of what it will cost people they left out that Medicare for All will REPLACE health insurance premiums and co-pays & deductibles. Big point to leave out of a discussion trying to educate their readers. So let me ask you..... Instead of paying health insurance premiums, deductibles, and co-pays, you are asked to pay 2.5% of your income. This would be for comprehensive health care for your family. Everybody in, no one out. Perhaps the WSJ should stop trying to protect their sponsors and instead concentrate on including all the facts in their opinions.