About
The Pennsylvania Health Law Project works to advance health care rights for individuals from historically marginalized communities by providing free legal services and engaging in community education and systemic advocacy. They strive to ensure equitable access to healthcare, empowering people to navigate complex health systems and get the care they need. With a focus on Medicaid eligibility, accessing Medicaid services, improving managed care, and protecting long-term services and supports, the Pennsylvania Health Law Project aims to dismantle barriers to healthcare and promote lasting policy changes that create a more equitable and inclusive healthcare landscape for all. They offer free legal services, community education, and advocacy to individuals and families in need, with a presence in both Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Free Legal Services
The Pennsylvania Health Law Project provides free legal services to individuals having trouble getting or keeping Medicaid.
Community Education and Advocacy
They engage in community education and systemic advocacy to advance health care rights for individuals from historically marginalized communities.
Training for Advocates and Healthcare Providers
The Pennsylvania Health Law Project offers trainings on a wide range of health care related topics, including Medicaid 101, successful appeal strategies, and writing letters of medical necessity.