Keystone First Health Plan employee Maritza Padua was sworn into Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf’s Advisory Commission on Latin Affairs (GACLA) on April 18

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ABOVE PHOTO: Keystone First public affairs and marketing specialist Maritza Padua (l) with Keystone First director, public affairs and marketing, Meg Grant.

Keystone First public affairs and marketing specialist Maritza Padua and her husband, Joe Santiago.

GACLA is dedicated to advising the governor on policies and legislation that impact Latino American communities.

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