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Today, July 25, marks the 47th anniversary of a medical miracle once thought impossible: in vitro fertilization. Since the birth of the first IVF baby in 1978, reproductive medicine has transformed countless lives. Yet today, too many hopeful parents in the United States still see this life-giving treatment as an unattainable luxury -- simply because of cost. Private clinics routinely charge upwards of $15,000 for a single IVF cycle, and most insurance plans refuse to cover fertility treatments. That price tag shuts out millions of Americans who dream of starting a family, creating an unconscionable divide between those who can afford assisted reproduction and those who cannot. When basic medical care is determined by one’s bank balance, we undermine the very principle of health equity. Deciding to expand your family is intensely personal. For the roughly 11 % of women and 9 % of men in the U.S. grappling with infertility -- whether due to endometriosis, PCOS, fibroids, genetic conditions or other obstacles -- assisted reproductive technologies often represent the only path to parenthood. Denying coverage for diagnostics, lab work, embryo transfers, inseminations or preservation care isn’t just a financial barrier; it’s an assault on reproductive autonomy. We must recognize fertility care as essential medicine, not an elective add-on for the well-heeled. That’s why House Bill 922 demands mandatory insurance coverage for the full Read more
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North Penn News published my letter-to-the-editor urging the state Senate to pass our public transportation funding bill and save SEPTA from service cuts. Read more
Hundreds of local residents turned out Saturday to welcome summer at the second annual Family Fest hosted by legislators. On Saturday, June 21, state Sen. Maria Collett (D-12th) and state Rep. Steve Malagari (D-53rd) hosted their second annual Family Fest at Souderton Community Park. Read more
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Last month, The Arrowhead staff visited the Pennsylvania House of Representative, as guests of Rep. Steve Malagari, D-53, and Donna Sheuren, R-147, to acknowledge its accomplishments. Read more
State Rep. Steve Malagari and state Sen. Maria Collett have announced the award of a $100,000 Keystone Historic Preservation grant to Discover Lansdale for its rehabilitation project at the historic Lansdale Freight House. Read more
Grants flowed from the Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission, the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, thanks to State Rep. Steve Malagari and Sen. Maria Collett. Read more
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“This investment will not only strengthen the healthcare workforce that serves our community but also give opportunities to high school graduates who need to work while advancing their education,” Malagari said. “Medical assistants and pharmacy technicians are an essential part of a strong healthcare system, and a strong healthcare system is necessary for a community to thrive. I’m proud to see these funds make their way to Montgomery County and our neighbors.” Read more
Malagari’s bill would increase pension benefits for pre-Act 9 retirees on a sliding scale of between 15% and 24.5%, with those who retired in the year immediately before Act 9 receiving the lowest boost, and those who retired before July 1982 receiving the largest. Read more
“The people we represent often hear us, their lawmakers, talk about supporting our aging population and taking care of those who took care of us. Today, those who joined me in supporting this legislation can say we took action to do just that,” Malagari said. Read more
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VMSC Emergency Medical Services and Jefferson Health have announced the launch of a pre-hospital whole blood transfusion program — the first of its kind in the region and part of less than one percentage of all agencies in the nation.The program launch event Monday featured a live simulation of the transfusion, as well as remarks from key speakers Rep. Steve Malagari, Jefferson Health North Region President Brian Sweeney, RN, MBA, FACHE, VMSC EMS CEO Shane Wheeler, and VMSC EMS Medical Director Dr. Ryan Overberger. Read more
“This project means safer sidewalks for pedestrians and clearer roadways for drivers – both are big wins for our community,” State Rep. Steve Malagari said in announcing the funding. Read more
“This project means safer sidewalks for pedestrians and clearer roadways for drivers – both are big wins for our community,” Malagari said. Read more
LANDSDALE, Feb. 11 – Several local fire departments and emergency medical service providers have been awarded a total of $121,791 in grants from Pennsylvania’s Fire Company and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program, state Rep. Steve Malagari, D-Montgomery, announced today. "Our fire and EMS companies work tirelessly to keep our residents safe, which is why I work hard in Harrisburg to make sure that state grant dollars like this flow back into our communities where they can make a difference,” Malagari said. “These grants represent a significant investment in the resources necessary to ensure the safety and security of our community.” The following organizations have been awarded grants: Montgomery Township Department of Fire Services (Montgomeryville) - $16,322. Telford Volunteer Fire Company (Telford) -$15,100. Perseverance Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 (Souderton) - $16,322. Colmar Volunteer Fire Company (Colmar) - $13,955. Hatfield Volunteer Fire Company (Hatfield) - $16,322. Volunteer Medical Service Corps of Lansdale - $12,448 for fire and $15,000 for EMS. Fairmount Fire Company No. 1 (Lansdale) - $16,322. The Fire Company and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program is administered by the Office of State Fire Commissioner and is available for volunteer and career fire companies, emergency medical services and rescue squads. Eligible Read more
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