Public Healthcare Advocate
New Report: A Public Healthcare Advocate for Pennsylvania
This Public Healthcare Advocate policy report arises from three years of statewide organizing by Put People First! PA and partners to build a vision for greater healthcare justice for all Pennsylvania residents.
Building on our previous organizing victories, the Public Healthcare Advocate medium-term campaign, which we launched in 2018, represents a vision for more transparency, accountability, participation, equity and universality in Pennsylvania’s healthcare system.
This report draws on our members’ stories and extensive research to explain why we need a Public Healthcare Advocate in Pennsylvania, and lays out key policy principles to make sure that the Office of the Advocate is effective at meeting our needs and politically independent from profiteers.
Download the full report here.
We would like to thank all of our partner organizations – especially Partners for Dignity and Rights – for co-authoring this report. Please get involved in our fight to make a Public Healthcare Advocate a reality for Pennsylvania.
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Help us continue building a statewide, multi-racial, working class movement to develop leaders, unite our class, win healthcare and all of our human rights.
PPF-PA’s grassroots fundraising, including our year-end fundraising drive is a crucial task for securing the future of the organization and maintaining our political independence.
Your donation goes directly to working class organizing to abolish healthcare profiteering and secure our rights to health and dignity.
If you donate $50* you get a copy of the latest Keystone mailed to you in January!
Our year-end fundraising goal is $20,000!
*If you are an active member and can’t afford to donate $50 and need a hardcopy, we will mail you one.
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Put People First! PA is a vehicle for everyday people across Pennsylvania to unite, build our power, and claim our human rights.
We’re organizing across the state through our nine Healthcare Rights Committees and members in 17 counties.
We’re a human rights organization, and our current campaign is for the human right to health care: everyone deserves the care they need, when they need it, without going broke. There is enough for all of us – a truly universal health care system is possible. We need to organize to get it.