Financial assistance state resources

At Penn Medicine, we offer state and hospital resources to help patients and their families with financial assistance, including those at Lancaster General Health and Penn Medicine Princeton Health.

Do you have a Medicaid plan? New federal Medicaid rules are coming on Jan. 1, 2027. The new rules affect how often people with Medicaid need to renew their coverage and what information they need to provide to stay covered.

Pennsylvania financial resources

Financial assistance documents for Lancaster General Health

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Lancaster General Health financial assistance applications

New Jersey financial resources

Patients receiving services at Penn Medicine Princeton Health (PMPH) facilities may be eligible to participate in the New Jersey Care Payment Assistance Program (Charity Care Assistance). This program provides free or reduced charge for care provided to patients who receive inpatient and outpatient services at acute care hospitals throughout New Jersey.

Do you have a Medicaid plan? New federal Medicaid rules are coming on Jan. 1, 2027. The new rules affect how often people with Medicaid need to renew their coverage and what information they need to provide to stay covered. Learn what's changing, who is affected, and what to do now to stay covered. If you have questions, please call New Jersey's Medicaid support line at 800-701-0710 or visit the NJ FamilyCare website.

Uninsured patients  in New Jersey

If you are currently uninsured, Princeton Medical Center offers a self-pay uninsured discount in accordance with NJ statue S-1797/A-2609.  Please contact a Financial Counselor at 609-853-7852 for assistance.

Financial assistance documents for New Jersey

Penn Medicine Princeton Health financial assistance documents

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