The end of the year gives us an opportunity to look back on all the things we achieved this year. And you did a lot for Pennsylvania patients and health care workers. Just take a look at all the successes you had a hand in: You cut health insurance red...
Summer is just around the corner, and we’re sure you’re excited about the warm weather, spending time outdoors, and enjoying activities with family and friends. However, COVID-19 cases are on the rise, and it’s important to enjoy summer in a safe, protective manner....
With Pennsylvania in the midst of its most intense COVID-19 surge yet, chances of coming into contact with the virus have never been higher. Luckily, we have an extremely effective tool for protecting ourselves, our loved ones, and our communities: booster shots....
When you start seeing pumpkins and Halloween decorations in your neighborhood, it’s time to talk with your doctor about scheduling a flu shot. Protecting yourself from influenza is important because the viral infection causes 10,000 to 50,000 adult...
From birth through our senior years, we should be following a schedule of vaccinations to prevent life-threatening diseases and keep ourselves and our communities healthy. Make sure you and your family are up to date with these CDC recommendations. Download Here
Pennsylvania is known for many things––our role in the American Revolution; our vast rural landscape; our chocolate; and our sports teams. U.S. News ranks Pennsylvania 16th out of the 50 states when it comes to economic opportunity and 26th in health care quality,...
Pennsylvania school rules for vaccinations have been updated, and the grace period for students to be up to date on immunizations essentially has shrunk to the first week of school. After that, they can be sent home until they comply. Vaccines protect children against...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that all adults receive regular vaccinations to prevent contracting and spreading diseases. Many adults do not realize the negative effects of forgoing regular vaccinations and could be putting themselves...
In celebration of the World Health Organization’s World Immunization Week (April 22-28), it’s time to talk vaccines—why we need them, how they’ve been successful, and which immunization schedule you should be following. The theme of this year’s awareness week is...
Less than half of Americans prepared for flu season with a vaccination last year. Here’s why that stat should change this fall. Five to 20 percent of Pennsylvanians get the flu each year—and up to 2,000 die from flu-related complications. On top of that stat, less...