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CT uninsured rates vary significantly by geography, income, race/ethnicity and citizenship
New numbers from the Census find that last year minorities in CT were more likely to be uninsured, but not…
CT gets federal grant for health care workforce planning
The CT Employment & Training Commission and the CT Office for Workforce Competitiveness were successful in their application to HHS…
National health reform standards may not cover college health plans
The Wall Street Journal raises the question of whether the notoriously inadequate health plans offered to college students will be…
Survey predicts employee share of health insurance to rise 12.4% next year
Hewitt’s annual survey of large US employers estimates health costs to be $9,821 per worker in 2011, up from $9,028…
Webinar cancelled
Unfortunately, the Malloy campaign has cancelled tomorrow’s webinar. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Gubernatorial candidates on health care
Connecticut’s next Governor will face significant challenges in health care as well as exciting new tools and opportunities under national…
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…
CT 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…
Webinar: Dan Malloy and Nancy Wyman on health care issues
The next administration faces both great challenges and great opportunities to improve health care in Connecticut. Join us for a…