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Waterbury uninsured have a place to get care
Yesterday’s CT Mirror highlights Waterbury Project Access, a free health clinic program providing care to uninsured patients in the area.…
Factoid: Even wealthier Americans more likely to face barriers to health care than lower income consumers in most countries
It’s no surprise that low income Americans are almost twice as likely to encounter at least one barrier to accessing…
Reading for the holiday break
The Wall Street Journal Blog has health care book recommendations for the end of the year promising ideas on how…
It’s official – 2010’s biggest lie of the year . . . .
PolitiFact, the Pulitzer-prize winning antidote to deliberate misinformation, has named the assertion that national health reform is a “government takeover”…
New estimates of savings needed for medical care in retirement
Too many people assume that Medicare will cover their medical costs after age 65 and fail to save. While Medicare…
Vote for the most influential health policy articles of 2010
For all the wonky types, RWJ is taking votes online for this year’s most influential research articles. You may have…
A constituent who made a difference
Eva Bunnell was a mother whose husband was about to lose his job because he was spending time with their…
Cost cutting commission final proposals
The state Commission on Enhancing Agency Outcomes issued its final recommendations to save money in the state budget including over…
Almost half of CT physicians are using electronic medical records
A new survey from the CDC finds that 48% of office-based physicians in CT are using some form of an…