Medicaid/Husky

State Supreme Court to decide if widows are responsible for nursing home bills

By Ellen Andrews | November 1, 2010

The New Haven Advocate reports that the CT State Supreme Court is considering a case that could have a devastating…

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HUSKY HMOs made $19 million profits last year; families paid $323.16 to HMO profits

By Ellen Andrews | October 9, 2010

At the very end of yesterday’s Medicaid Care Management Oversight Council meeting, DSS reported that the HUSKY HMOs made $18.8…

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New Orleans health care – five years after Katrina

By Ellen Andrews | October 5, 2010

Yesterday, the NASHP conference in New Orleans started with a plenary session on the state of health care in the…

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Conversion to risk corridors in HUSKY seems less likely

By Ellen Andrews | September 8, 2010

As reported by Christine Stuart at CT News Junkie, in a meeting yesterday the Executive Committee of the Medicaid Managed…

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Will Charter Oak survive?

By Ellen Andrews | September 8, 2010

An interesting story by Arielle Levin Becker at the CT Mirror asks whether Charter Oak will survive after Governor Rell…

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PCCM/HUSKY Primary Care now on Facebook

By Ellen Andrews | August 27, 2010

The effort to move PCCM forward in Connecticut is taking a new turn – yes, we are joining Facebook! Type…

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DSS outlines options to move HUSKY away from capitation – or not

By Ellen Andrews | August 14, 2010

At yesterday’s Medicaid Care Management Oversight Council (formerly known as the Medicaid Managed Care Council), DSS outlined three policy options…

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Enhanced Medicaid match funding moving through Senate

By Ellen Andrews | August 5, 2010

The Senate has reached a deal on an extension of the enhanced Medicaid matching funds that most states had already…

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150,000 coming into already troubled Medicaid program

By Ellen Andrews | July 16, 2010

Finally attention is being paid to probably the largest impact of national reform – an estimated 150,000 people in CT…

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