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Wesley Family Services to offer wellness programs at new center in New Kensington - Vimarsana News

Wesley Family Services to offer wellness programs at new center in New Kensington

Programs open to the general public are expected to be offered starting in November at a new wellness center at Wesley Family Services’ Pioneer Apartments in New Kensington. Those programs could take the form of blood pressure screenings and vaccine clinics, financial workshops, meditation classes and yoga sessions, said Heather

Pennsylvania residents getting health insurance through Medicaid have to reapply, state secretary says - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania residents getting health insurance through Medicaid have to reapply, state secretary says

An important deadline is looming for millions of Pennsylvania residents who get health insurance through Medicaid that, if missed, could result in losing coverage. But even if residents find themselves no longer eligible for Medicaid, there is another way to keep coverage. Dr. Val Arkoosh, secretary of the state Department

Shapiro Administration, Pennie® working with local health centers to help Pennsylvanians amid major federal changes to Medicaid renewals - Vimarsana News

Shapiro Administration, Pennie® working with local health centers to help Pennsylvanians amid major federal changes to Medicaid renewals

All Around Bucks County - Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) Acting Secretary Dr. Val Arkoosh and Pennie® Director of External Affairs Chachi

Pennsylvanians will start losing Medicaid coverage next month - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvanians will start losing Medicaid coverage next month

The end of COVID-19 era policies means Pennsylvanians must re-enroll in Medicaid coverage; some people are no longer eligible and must find alternative insurance.

Source: wesa.fm