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As an added benefit for our patients, we offer free transportation to various PHN locations.Sliding Fee Discount
The Sliding Fee Discount is offered to all income-eligible uninsured or underinsured patients based on annual household income for most of our services. Income guidelines and acceptable verification for the Sliding Fee Discount are listed below.
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We are contracted with local pharmacies to provide our patients with affordable prices, knowledgeable professionals, and individualized services customized to patients' needs, so they can have the best possible experience when filling their prescriptions.
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PHN News & Information
In just one month, Primary Health Network (PHN), Pennsylvania’s largest community health center, has distributed over 8,000 at-home rapid COVID-19 tests across their service areas. Tests were provided free of charge to the community through the Health Resources and Services Administration’s (HRSA) COVID-19 Testing Supply Program. Across the country, many Americans are having difficulty accessing […]
Primary Health Network’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. George Garrow talks with Jennifer Moss, PhD from Penn State University about their collaboration on cancer screening in rural communities. Some of the topics they discuss include: The collaboration between Primary Health Network and Penn State University on a new cancer screening study Common barriers to cancer screening […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to alarming declines in well-child visits and routine immunization rates. This raises the risk for outbreaks and places further strain on our nation’s health care system. To increase the awareness of childhood immunizations, Dr. Garrow, PHN’s Chief Medical Officer, and Dr. John Cunningham, PHN Pediatrician, discuss and provide information on: […]
Vaccination is crucial in both infancy/early childhood and into adulthood. Not only do vaccines protect you, they also are a critical component of public health.