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Here are some of the ways you can get health insurance in Pennsylvania:

Through your employer: If you are employed, your employer may offer health insurance as a benefit. This is often the most affordable option, as your employer may help to subsidize the cost of your premiums.
Through the Health Insurance Marketplace: The Health Insurance Marketplace (also known as Pennie) is a website where you can compare health insurance plans and apply for financial assistance. You can enroll in coverage through the Marketplace during the annual open enrollment period, or at any time during a Special Enrollment Period.
Through Medicaid or CHIP: Medicaid is a government health insurance program for low-income individuals and families. CHIP is a similar program for children. You can apply for Medicaid or CHIP through your county’s Department of Human Services.
Through COBRA: COBRA is a law that allows you to continue your health insurance coverage from your former employer for a certain period of time after you leave your job. However, you will have to pay the full premium for your coverage, which can be expensive.
Through private health insurance: You can also purchase health insurance directly from a private insurance company. This is often the most expensive option, but it may be the only option if you are not eligible for other types of coverage.
Here are some resources that can help you get health insurance in Pennsylvania:

Pennie: The Health Insurance Marketplace for Pennsylvania https://pennie.com/: https://pennie.com/
Pennsylvania Insurance Department: The state agency that regulates health insurance in Pennsylvania https://www.insurance.pa.gov/Coverage/Pages/Health-Insurance.aspx: https://www.insurance.pa.gov/Coverage/Pages/Health-Insurance.aspx
Pennsylvania Health Access Network: A non-profit organization that helps Pennsylvanians get health insurance https://pahealthaccess.org/: https://pahealthaccess.org/
I hope this helps!