A New Legislative Session – An Ongoing Commitment to Oral Health

A new legislative session in Pennsylvania kicked off last week, launching a two-year period for lawmakers to address critical priorities in the commonwealth. Amidst a variety of issues set for debate, PA Coalition for Oral Health remains dedicated to advancing policy changes that strengthen oral health infrastructure in Pennsylvania.

To guide our advocacy efforts, we are introducing the PCOH 2025 Policy Agenda. Shaped by PCOH strategic goals, this is our roadmap to promote better oral health outcomes across Pennsylvania.

Click here to read the 2025 Policy Agenda.

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