E-newsletter for February 13, 2025. Read more
State Rep. Lisa Borowski offered a statement after hearing Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget address today before the state legislature. Read more
E-newsletter for Friday, January 31, 2025. Read more
A new state program allows Severely Disabled Veterans to forgo the fees for titling or registering one vehicle. Read more
“In this new legislative session, I am proud to again work with Sen. Kearney and my House colleagues to move forward legislation which strengthens oversight by the attorney general to provide the tools needed to prevent another situation like the one we face here at Crozer,” Borowski said. Read more
We are fiercely disappointed but not surprised by Prospect Medical Holdings’ declaration of bankruptcy across the country yesterday. This bankruptcy leaves our community’s most vulnerable—patients, families, and frontline healthcare workers—in a precarious position, a consequence of years of mismanagement and disregard for public health. Read more
Borowski said she is eagerly working on her proposals for the 2025-26 legislative session and will continue to focus on strengthening our public schools, keeping resources flowing to first responders, bringing new dollars home to fund district projects, ending the proliferation of “medical deserts” as the result of health system mergers, and protecting consumers from unscrupulous subscription service practices. Read more
This year’s effort saw diapers, baby wipes, and formula delivered directly to the Maternity Care Coalition, in addition to benefiting Delaware County Women, Infants, and Children offices. Read more
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20 -- A coalition of doctors, care providers and moms gathered at Pennsylvania Hospital today to celebrate the passage of the Postpartum Depression Education Act and to urge continued progress on maternal health legislation. They were joined by bill’s sponsors, state Reps. Elizabeth Fiedler, D-Phila., Gina Curry, D-Delaware, and Lisa Borowski, D-Delaware. The Postpartum Depression Education Act (Act 102 of 2024) directs the PA Department of Health to create a public awareness campaign around perinatal and postpartum depression. The department is tasked with developing a fact sheet on PPD symptoms and maintaining a list of counselors to be made available in doctors’ offices. “Since working on the issue of postpartum depression, I’ve heard so many moms say they struggled to put a name on their feelings, leaving them isolated during hard times. This law is designed to permeate the culture of silence around maternal mental health conditions, reduce stigma, and help support mothers,” Fiedler said. “This law is a major step toward charting a new path for moms and babies in Pennsylvania.” "Postpartum depression is a serious and often overlooked disorder, especially when undiagnosed," said Curry, co-chair of the House Black Maternal Health Caucus. "This law is a vital step in supporting families by addressing perinatal mental health challenges and ensuring that mothers, Read more
State Rep. Lisa Borowski and The Wardrobe are teaming up to host a winter clothing donation drive in Newtown Square. Read more
State Rep. Lisa Borowski will host a Medicare 101 seminar from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 4 at her district office. Read more
“As a big believer in lifelong learning, I’m excited to see this funding come to fruition for the Creutzburg Center and Villanova’s campus library,” said Rep. Borowski, D-Delaware. “Enhanced facilities, along with our outstanding educators, inspire and excite our students and help to ensure everyone who wants access, has access.” Read more
According to Newtown Square in Bloom, the trees were planted thanks to the support of Giant, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, and a grant secured by State Rep. Lisa Borowski (D-168th). Read more
The Delaware County House and Senate Delegation stands united in full support of Attorney General Michelle Henry’s civil lawsuit against Prospect Medical Holdings. This aggressive action is crucial to hold accountable a company that has repeatedly placed profits over the health and well-being of Delaware County residents. Read more
Rep. Elizabeth Fiedler (D-Philadelphia) was a co-prime sponsor of the postpartum depression bill with Reps. Gina Curry, D-Delaware and Lisa Borowski D-Delaware. Read more
HARRISBURG, Oct. 22 -- Today, state Reps. Elizabeth Fiedler, D-Phila.; Gina Curry, D-Delaware; and Lisa Borowski, D-Delaware, joined Gov. Josh Shapiro for the ceremonial signing of H.B. 2127 , which directs the PA Department of Health to create a public awareness campaign around perinatal and postpartum depression. "Around a decade ago was the time I both became a mom and had the chance to interview mothers struggling with postpartum depression as a reporter,” Fiedler said. “That time taught me that even through the beauty and joys of parenthood, there can be moments of immense darkness. I knew when I was elected that I wanted to work hard to ensure no one has to go through PPD alone. And now, years later, I am proud to say that with the help of my colleagues Representative Curry and Representative Borowski, we’ve successfully passed legislation to improve the health of new moms and babies in Pennsylvania.” “I am thrilled and incredibly grateful for the passage of H.B. 2127, the first of eight bills in the PA Momnibus proposed in March 2024,” Curry said. This bill underscores the importance of not only having a birthing plan but also a comprehensive postpartum plan. Addressing postpartum complications and maternal mental health is crucial for reducing the unfortunate consequences of untreated issues. The passage of this bill will increase awareness of essential resources available to parents during the postpartum Read more
“State funding is vital to helping communities grow without putting extra strain on taxpayers. I’m proud to help bring in support for important projects like renovations to older public buildings, to keep people safe and keep public services running smoothly without interruption,” said Borowski. Read more
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