Gov. Shapiro is calling on the General Assembly to pass the Health System Protection Act, introduced by Sen. Tim Kearney and Rep. Lisa Borowski. The Act is designed to protect our health care system — including hospitals, nursing homes and other health care facilities — from private equity bad actors who have pillaged our health care system and caused the shuttering of systems across the Commonwealth, and had negative impacts on care and services at others that remained open. Read more
“This is one of those pivotal moments for us as lawmakers elected by the people to represent their interests. How we choose to respond to the crisis private equity firms are inflicting on our healthcare system will speak volumes to Pennsylvanians about our courage to do what’s right,” Rep. Borowski said. Read more
Borowski noted clotheslines have been a back yard or porch staple for most of our history as a country, and that air drying laundry in the sun saves people money, reduces pollution and prolongs the life of many fabrics. Read more
Borowski wants to require nonprofit and for-profit operators to report major proposed mergers and acquisitions to the Pennsylvania attorney general. The attorney general would then be tasked with reviewing the proposal and taking legal action if they determine it’s not in the public’s best interest. Read more
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The push for greater state involvement comes after state Rep. Lisa Borowski, who represents her native Delaware County, said she plans to reintroduce a bill she sponsored in a previous session – which passed in the House, but languished thereafter – that would mandate review of major proposed hospital transactions by the state Attorney General’s office. Read more
The 15 members of the Delaware County state legislative delegation have asked Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday to launch a criminal investigation into Prospect Medical Holdings’ owners and petition a bankruptcy judge to get some of the $40 million back while extending ambulance services. Read more
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House Bill 1130, also known as the Show Us Your Science Act, is co-sponsored by Mihalek, Shusterman, Labs, Fleming and Borowski and would require companies that manufacture, distribute, or sell food products in Pennsylvania to disclose the use of any Generally Recognized as Safe substances as well as documentation that the notified substance is safe under the conditions of its intended use starting in 2026. Read more
Prospect is willfully closing Crozer Health after state and local officials, regional health systems, and philanthropic partners exhausted their ability and financial resources to salvage the hospital system. Read more
Rep. Lisa Borowski says the newly re-launched Fire and EMS Caucus will work to create legislation that enacts Governor Shapiro’s $30 million budget request to support the fire service. Read more
Borowski's district includes six stops along the Paoli/Thorndale line. Wayne will host the 2026 PGA Championship at the Aronimink Golf Club. Borowski is concerned SEPTA’s funding woes will prevent it from providing special service for major events. Read more
"It's important for us to show how we can work together," Borowski said. "We can show the public what we can and can't do in this environment." Read more
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Pennsylvania House lawmakers who represent Delaware, Chester and Montgomery counties are expressing concern in response to the budget proposal SEPTA released today that would make drastic service cuts and fare increases to address its budget deficit. Read more
The goals of the caucus are to address safety, personnel, equipment, and funding challenges. “We’re trying to make it so that just like with a physician’s office visit or care in a hospital, the insurance companies are sending the payment directly to the EMS who provided the care,” said Rep. Lisa Borowski (D-Delaware County). Read more
“We’ve been listening to firefighters, chiefs, and EMS workers not only in our own communities, but traveling to others across the commonwealth to hear their most pressing concerns. From those serving our cities to our townships, one message was consistent: fire and EMS systems are stretched thin,” Borowski said. Read more
The bipartisan group features state representatives, firefighters and paramedics working to find ways to improve staffing and safety for the state's fire and EMS services. Read more
State Representative Lisa Borowski, whose legislative district includes Delaware County, said there's been a recent uptick in complaints about trash on the Blue Route. She said she's received about 35 calls and emails from people complaining about the eyesore."Any time you have one of our state roads that looks unsightly and full of trash, it only I think encourages more trash to be dumped," Borowski said. Read more
Borowski, D-Newtown Square, is circulating a co-sponsorship memorandum for legislation she is drafting seeking to expand the 5% car insurance price discount available for drivers over the age of 55 who take a PennDOT-approved driver improvement course to all drivers who complete such a course. Read more
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