January 26th, 2011
The Intelligencer writes:
State officials continue to wrangle over how to keep the state-subsidized adultBasic health program going.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett has requested that the federal government grant a special expansion of the state’s popular temporary high-risk health insurance program as a stop-gap for some of the 42,000 working poor who soon will lose their state-subsidized health insurance.
But it remains unclear if the Obama administration has the power to grant the expansion, as health care advocates and more than a dozen state lawmakers continue pressuring the new Republican administration to keep the adultBasic program.
Read the full story: Health insurance hangs in balance
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