'Build On The Progress' Of Obamacare Says PA Insurance Commissioner
In his first speech to a joint session of Congress , President Donald Trump Tuesday night urged the House and Senate to make good on a promise to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. In doing...
View ArticlePennsylvania Fights Against Large, Surprise Bills For Air Ambulance Services
Insurance Commissioner Teresa Miller wants more control over how patients are billed for air ambulance services and is calling on the U.S. Senate to take action. Miller has been working since taking...
View ArticleInsurance Chief Would Lead New Health, Human Services Agency
Gov. Tom Wolf says he'll nominate his insurance commissioner, Teresa Miller, to lead a new agency overseeing public health and human services programs. Wolf said Tuesday that Miller would lead the...
View ArticleHealth Insurers Seek Smaller Increases In Pennsylvania Plans
Five insurers are seeking an average 9 percent increase in rates for health coverage in Pennsylvania through the federal Healthcare.gov marketplace in 2018, a significant drop from this year's...
View ArticleWolf Taps Insurance Commissioner To Lead New Proposed Combined Health Agency
Gov. Tom Wolf will nominate his insurance commissioner, Teresa Miller, to lead Pennsylvania's Department of Human Services while he waits to see whether lawmakers will approve its merger with the...
View ArticleDepartment Of Human Services Gets A New Secretary, But Its Future Is Still...
Monday is state Insurance Commissioner Teresa Miller's first day leading the commonwealth's sprawling Department of Human Services.
View ArticleHuman Services Head Predicts Higher Premiums, Fewer Choices If Congress Fails...
Since the latest Republican plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act failed to garner enough support, uncertainty is growing for consumers and insurers as a new enrollment period is set to...
View ArticleNew State Program Aims To Give Vulnerable Adults The Option To Get Care At Home
A new state program wants to help the nearly three million Pennsylvanians aged 60 and older have flexibility when it comes to healthcare choices.
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