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CT health reform progress moving up again
After five months’ decline, CT’s progress toward health reform rebounded to 27.8% this month. Medicaid’s decision to cover new Hepatitis…
87-page health bill goes to Governor’s desk
The House and Senate have passed SB-811, now on it’s way to the Governor. The bill includesprice and consumer cost…
CTNJ reports on SIM conflict of interest in grant applications
Today’s CT News Junkie highlights the ethics loophole that has allowed a SIM steering committee member to apply for…
Webinar: Caring for High-Need, High-Cost Patients – Lessons for Connecticut
Join us Monday, June 22nd at 2pm for a webinar on best practices in complex care management for the most…
CSG/ERC webinar highlights best practices for state exchanges, power of state-state collaboration
Last week’s CSSG/ERC health committee webinar highlighted just a few of the benefits of the collaboration between CT and MD’s…
Ethics Commission recommends SIM adopt conflict of interest policy, pursuing change in the law to close “loophole”
At yesterday’s meeting, the state Ethics Commission issued an opinion that, due to a giant loophole in the law, SIM…
Ten CT hospitals paid over $1 million to an employee last year
Ten CT hospitals paid over $1 million each in total compensation to 19 employees last fiscal year, according to a…
Webinar Wednesday: Health Insurance Exchanges – States Sharing Resources, Solving Problems
Join CSG/ERC’s health policy committee for a webinar this Wednesday, May 20th – Health Insurance Exchanges – States Sharing Resources,…
CAB continues closed meetings to make decisions
Yesterday’s SIM Consumer Advisory Board (CAB) meeting to choose consumer representatives to SIM committees was again held in secret. An…