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Consumers getting too many heart tests
A new survey by Consumers Union finds that most 40 to 60 year olds with no symptoms or risk factors…
Aetna begins tiered benefit offerings in CT
In a move to reduce costs, Aetna is now charging members in some plans based on the costs of the…
February webquiz – insurance offerings in CT
Test your knowledge of health insurance offerings by CT employers. Take the February CT Health Policy Webquiz.
Families USA conference
Nancy Pelosi, President Obama, dear friends and lots of great information on ACA implementation – and what CT needs to…
Congressional staff not worried about defunding health reform
Health staff for CT’s delegation are not concerned about prospects of defunding national health reform – a great relief for…
Health care reform – CT and national
While Republicans in Washington work to repeal national health reform, Connecticut’s Public Health Committee has raised the SustiNet bill –…
Painless way to save $40 million in HUSKY
Our new policymaker issue brief outlines how moving HUSKY to self-insurance should save the state at least $40 million, without…
Vermont pursuing single payer reform
Under Act 128 passed last year, Vermont is considering implementing a single-payer health care system for their state. The much-awaited…
Rep. Courtney on health reform repeal debate
Our CT Health Policy Project Board member and longtime advocate for CT’s health care consumers, Rep. Joe Courtney argued persuasively…