Penn State Health electronic health record financing
Summary
Up to $21 million in tax-exempt bond proceeds will fund a modernization of Penn State Health's electronic health record systems across Lancaster County, including the Lancaster hospital and outpatient offices. The county's approval is a federal tax-code formality and creates no county debt.
At a glance
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Last discussed Sep 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
No cost to county taxpayers — the bonds are Penn State Health's obligation, not the county's.
Penn State Health patients in Lancaster County get more modern, connected medical records.
Mentions & discussions (2)
County Commissioners Public Meetings - Sep 9, 2026
Up to $21 million in tax-exempt bond proceeds will fund a modernization of Penn State Health's electronic health record systems across Lancaster County, including the Lancaster hospital and outpatient offices. The county's approval is a federal tax-code formality and creates no county debt.
County Commissioners Work Sessions - Sep 8, 2026
Penn State Health is modernizing its electronic health record system across its facilities, including the Lancaster hospital, funded by up to $21 million of a $230 million tax-exempt bond issue. The county's approval is a federal tax-code requirement and doesn't put county credit or tax dollars at risk.
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