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CT insurers push plan for universal health care; Rests on individual mandate
According to today’s Hartford Courant, CT’s insurance industry is promoting a plan to cover everyone in the state. The industry…
Governor releases deficit mitigation proposed cuts for this year
Yesterday Governor Rell released a proposal to mitigate the state budget deficit for the current fiscal year that ends June…
Sheri Aquilino speaks out
The following email arrived at our office yesterday from one of our Board members at the CT Health Policy Project.…
Young invincibles myths and coverage on parents’ policies
Today’s NY Times has a great article outlining the struggle of uninsured young adults to get health coverage. They describe…
The federal stimulus and SCHIP: How much help is there for CT’s health?
A new analysis by the CT Health Policy Project details significant relief for CT’s consumers and our state budget in…
Behavioral Health Partnership Update
DSS delivered some very good news at Wednesday’s meeting of the Behavioral Health Partnership Oversight Council. The Behavioral Health Partnership…
St. Raph’s defaults on $88 m in debt; imbalance in state funding blamed
New Haven’s Hospital of St. Raphael is facing a $35.5m budget hole and cannot make payments on $88 million of…
More companies conducting dependent coverage eligibility audits
Until recently most companies have just taken an employee’s word that the people they list for coverage under their family…
CT insurers push plan for universal health care; Rests on individual mandate
According to today’s Hartford Courant, CT’s insurance industry is promoting a plan to cover everyone in the state. The industry…