CT Health Reform
236,400 CT residents eligible for health care tax credits in 2014
A new report by Families USA estimates that $830 million in tax credits will be coming to 236,400 middle income…
Read MoreCT medical home Medicare application in
The Office of State Comptroller has taken the lead in filing an application for CT to participate in a new…
Read MoreWill Charter Oak survive?
An interesting story by Arielle Levin Becker at the CT Mirror asks whether Charter Oak will survive after Governor Rell…
Read MoreForty seven CT employers qualify for early retiree reinsurance program
Nationally less than one in three large firms offer health benefits to retirees. Premiums and deductibles for early retirees can…
Read MoreDSS outlines options to move HUSKY away from capitation – or not
At yesterday’s Medicaid Care Management Oversight Council (formerly known as the Medicaid Managed Care Council), DSS outlined three policy options…
Read MoreAugust webquiz – Have you read the SustiNet reports?
The SustiNet task forces and advisory committees have completed their final reports. The committees explored and made recommendations on CT’s…
Read More44,000 CT small businesses eligible for health insurance tax breaks
Thanks to national health reform 44,000 CT businesses are eligible for tax credits making health insurance more affordable. Starting this…
Read MoreIn first test implementing health reform, state reconsidering high risk pool plans
In our state’s first test implementing federal health reform, Governor Rell has asked DSS and other agencies to start over…
Read MoreSustiNet advisory committee and task force reports posted
The final reports of the five SustiNet advisory committees on patient-centered medical homes, health information technology, prevention, quality and providers,…
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