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We’re at @WidenerLawCW talking about Path to @PennieOfficial, helping uninsured Pennsylvanians get health coverage while they get their taxes done.
Path to Pennie is a great example of how state government can and should work for the people of Pennsylvanians.
Don’t have health insurance? #Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Austin Davis (@LTGDavis) is highlighting an option for people to get it through @PennieOfficial outside of Open Enrollment.
I’ll have more about how it works later today on @WGAL.
About 1/4 of Pennsylvanians who get covered through @PennieOfficial are small-business owners or self-employed.
Getting more Pennsylvanians covered improves health outcomes, improves financial security and reduces racial disparities.
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Tomorrow at noon! 💻 Join me for a virtual town hall with @PennieOfficial. If you don't receive health coverage through an employer and are exploring your options for 2023, this is for you!
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Pennie Assisters will be at events to help you find health coverage that meets your needs! If you need coverage that starts January 1st, make sure to get enrolled by December 15th!
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@sarahtgobrien@AnnieReporter If you make other revisions to this article you may want to change lender to servicer in instances like "lenders that contract". In these situations the fed is the lender and these contracts are to service those loans, therefore they are servicers FWIW