When you are sick or injured, you want to know that the insurance card you carry in your wallet will be accepted by the hospital or provider delivering your care. Penn Highlands State College accepts most major health insurance plans including HMOs, PPOs, Medicare and Medicaid.

Do you take my insurance? Will my doctor receive results? Can I have prescriptions filled at the community pharmacy? With the opening of Penn Highlands State College, you may have questions about receiving care at the hospital or seeing physicians and providers in the Medical Office Building. From the Emergency Department to the Hahne Cancer Center, it is easy and convenient to receive care at Penn Highlands State College.

You may have heard the term hospitalist, but are you familiar with who they are and what type of care they provide? During an inpatient admission at Penn Highlands State College, your primary care physician may entrust your care to our Hospitalist Team. A hospitalist is a physician who specializes in the care of patients admitted to the hospital, and assumes the role of your primary care physician (PCP) while you are in our care.

If you are admitted to Penn Highlands State College, your primary care physician may entrust your care to our Hospitalist Team that includes physicians and advanced practice providers.

If you are living with COPD, there are treatments available at Penn Highlands State College that can make life easier. The Lung Center in the State College Medical Office Building boasts some of the most advanced diagnostics and therapies that are more commonly associated with large urban medical centers.

Penn Highlands Healthcare is pleased to introduce many new physicians and advanced practice providers who are on staff at Penn Highlands State College to deliver high-quality healthcare to the community.

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