Health Insurance Coverage in Pennsylvania
Insurance Company | U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs |
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State | Pennsylvania |
Website | va.gov |
Number of Hospitals in Network | 59 |
Number of Plans Offered | 10 |
1 plan
3 plans
5 plans
1 plan
Plan Name | Plan Type |
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NA | None |
NA | None |
NA | None |
NA | None |
NA | None |
NA | Pharmacy |
NA | Coverage Provision |
NA | Medicare |
NA | Medicare |
NA | Medicare |
Appointed Network Director of VA Healthcare โ VISN 4. Has extensive experience with complex health care environments and previous roles as acting director and associate director at various VA Medical Centers, including Lebanon VAMC. Served as acting VISN 4 network director and director of the Orlando VA Medical Center. Received undergraduate degree in civil engineering from the University of Akron and a Master of Business Administration from Western Michigan University. Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE).
Mentioned as the Director of the Philadelphia VA Medical Center in June 2023 regarding a visit by a delegation from Ukraine to discuss mental health treatment.
Served as Director for over four and half years as of January 2024. Was the sixth medical system director at VAPHS in five years when he started the role. Addressed by Members of Congress regarding challenges facing VAPHS, including staffing shortages and facility issues.
Appointed in January 2023. Previously served as the associate director at the James E. Van Zandt VAMC and completed a detail as the interim deputy director at the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center in Philadelphia. Has over 18 years of healthcare management and leadership experience in the VA. Earned a doctorate in physical therapy from University of Pittsburgh, a master's in public management from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor of Science in kinesiology from The Pennsylvania State University.
Appointed Medical Center Director after serving as Interim Director. Previously served as Nurse Executive at Butler.
Appointed as new deputy director. Previously served as the associate director of resources at the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System. Recently completed a temporary detail as the interim deputy network director for VISN 22.
Also an associate professor of neurology at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Internationally recognized leader in clinical and basic investigations of Parkinson's disease complications and treatment strategies. Authored more than 130 scientific publications.
Also Professor of Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh. Email: [email protected].
Staff physician at the Pittsburgh VA Medical Center and professor of medicine and pharmacy at the University of Pittsburgh. Nationally recognized for his work in medication safety, pharmacy benefits management, and cost-effective use of pharmaceuticals. Served as chairperson for the VA Pharmacy Benefits Management Medical Advisory Panel since 1999.
Serves as part of the executive leadership team at the Wilmington VA Medical Center (Delaware), which is part of VISN 4 that covers parts of Pennsylvania. Board-Certified in Emergency Medicine and in Emergency Medical Services. Graduated from University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and earned degrees from University of Pennsylvania and Wharton School. Held various leadership roles in public health and healthcare in Delaware and at Cooper University Health Care.