Senator Casey Joins MFHS for a Roundtable Discussion on Formula Shortage

U.S. Senator Bob Casey joined Maternal and Family Health Services for a roundtable discussion about the infant formula shortage in Scranton last week. The Senator joined us at the future site of the new MFHS Circle of Care on South Washington Street, where he spoke with MFHS staff, as well as Victoria Bigelow, a local WIC program participant, about the challenges of the last several months.

Thank you to Senator Casey for joining us, and to Victoria for sharing her story.

Coverage of the event:

WVIA: Dickson City mom shares her experience with the baby formula shortage with U.S. Sen. Bob Casey

Scranton Times-Tribune: Casey, health officials discuss baby formula shortage

Pictured in the group photo: Julie Nardella, PhD, MFHS Chief Clinical Officer; Maria Montoro Edwards, PhD, MFHS President & CEO; Senator Bob Casey; Victoria Bigelow and her daughter Davina; Cindy Kennedy, MFHS Director of Community Impact and Partnerships; and Barbra Kennedy, MS, RD, LDN, MFHS Nutritionist.