A very recent change in state law for qualifying for PACE and PACENET prescription drug assistance can make many thousands more Pennsylvanians eligible for help. PACE and PACENET are well-known ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dec. 26—WILKES-BARRE — The Pennsylvania Department of Aging (PDA) this week announced that two bills signed into law by Gov. Tom ...

(The Center Square) - With the insurance premiums rising and the threat of Medicaid cuts on the horizon, concerns over health care costs are top of mind for Pennsylvania taxpayers. State programs PACE ...

In an effort to update information about its enrollees, Pennsylvania’s PACE and PACENET prescription drug assistance programs are currently contacting thousands of older residents. Enrollees are being ...

Act 12 of 2014 was recently signed into law by Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett, and the changes are effective immediately. Representative Seth Grove (R-Dover) authored the bill in order to increase ...

An audit released Wednesday found that two programs that help low-income seniors pay for prescription medications were beset by poor oversight and no-bid contracts. Pennsylvania spends about $200 ...

If you are enrolled in a Medicare-certified HMO plan offering pharmaceutical prescription benefits you could lose out on PACE assistance after you exceed your maximum insurance benefit if you have not ...

Many low-income senior citizens will remain eligible for drug prescription assistance through the PACE/PACENET program, thanks to a recent change in Pennsylvania law. The revision was prompted by a ...

Eligible senior citizens in Pennsylvania finally are a step closer to receiving more assistance with prescription drug costs. Senate Democrats have tried for several years to expand their prescription ...

The Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg is seen recently. This week’s Capitol Roundup includes a look at legislation to aid the elderly, mental health resources available during the holidays, and ...