In 2024, Medicaid providers in Collegeville billed a minimum of $4,602 for services linked to HCPCS codes specifically dedicated to COVID-19 care, with 75.1% of such billing concentrated in the peak pandemic years of 2020 and 2021.
Senator Tracy Pennycuick will hold Unclaimed Property Day events with Pennsylvania Treasury staff at two Montgomery County locations. Residents can search for unclaimed funds and receive assistance processing claims during these sessions.
Senator Tracy Pennycuick urged state regulators not to approve new utility rate hikes by PECO. She cited recent large increases and strong company revenues as reasons against further rises that could burden families.
Senator Tracy Pennycuick used social media on April 8 and April 9 to announce new grants for pedestrian improvements in Lower Salford, honor long-serving fire policemen from Hereford Township with Senate citations, and discuss broadband expansion…
Pennsylvania lawmakers discussed new rules for virtual currency kiosks at a joint senate committee hearing led by Senator Tracy Pennycuick. The proposed bill aims to protect consumers against crypto-related scams through increased transparency requirements for kiosk operators.
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick introduced a resolution designating April as Month of the Military Child in Pennsylvania. The initiative encourages residents to wear purple on April 15th in recognition of military children’s sacrifices.
Senator Tracy Pennycuick shared updates about participating in an educator workforce roundtable, celebrating a puppy’s graduation, and volunteering with Meals on Wheels through posts dated April 6-7, 2026.
Senator Tracy Pennycuick has announced plans for this year’s Women Veterans Day Commemoration on June 10 at the state capitol. The event recognizes women who have served in the military through both an online display and an in-person ceremony.
Senator Tracy Pennycuick posted updates between March 31 and April 2, highlighting local security grants and the opening of a major wellness center for underserved communities.
Pennsylvania lawmakers have introduced legislation aimed at establishing uniform statewide licensure for electricians. The measure seeks greater safety standards while improving workforce mobility across municipalities.