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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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Primary Health Network’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. George Garrow and PACHC’s Director of Pennsylvania’s Primary Care Career Center, Judd Mellinger-Blouch, discuss provider recruitment during a pandemic. Some of the questions addressed include: How has the pandemic impacted recruitment? Have we noticed a change in the candidate pool because of the pandemic? Has telemedicine presented […]
When it comes to buying a school backpack, it may seem as easy as just finding one that is big enough to fit your child’s books and supplies. But when it comes to carrying around a bag loaded with heavy textbooks, the size, design, and “fit” of a backpack are just as important. Follow these […]
This time of year, many of us plan on taking a vacation. Usually, this means travelling, whether it’s across the country, across the ocean, or across town. We’ll have activities planned, places to sightsee, and maybe even have restaurants picked out. However, in all this planning, do you have one for safety?
Now that summer is finally here, many of us will be spending a lot more time outside. This, of course, means we’ll get much more sun on our skin. We’ve all been told how important it is to use sunscreen, and it’s no fun having sunburn, but it can be pretty confusing when you’re looking […]