Medicaid/Husky

Dual eligible payment reform update

By Ellen Andrews | March 13, 2012

Advocates have raised concerns about DSS’ plans to re-engineer CT’s Medicaid pilot program for dual eligibles, people eligible for both…

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DSS medication clients’ information released in error

By Ellen Andrews | March 8, 2012

In supporting information regarding a bill, DSS sent OPM information on up to 8,500 clients who receive medications from DSS.…

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Medicaid Council update

By Ellen Andrews | February 12, 2012

Friday’s Medicaid Council meeting featured DSS Commissioner Bremby’s comprehensive, long overdue client services system overhaul. To say the current systems…

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Governor’s proposed budget adjustments – one major health change

By Ellen Andrews | February 8, 2012

The Governor’s proposals to adjust the current biennial budget include changes to LIA (the former SAGA program). When SAGA was…

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Medicaid Council meeting

By Ellen Andrews | January 16, 2012

The news from Friday’s Medicaid Council meeting was that there was no news. Unlike previous HUSKY transitions, the shift from…

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Dual eligible care and payment model development committee update

By Ellen Andrews | January 16, 2012

Last week the Medicaid Council sub, sub-committee developing a payment and delivery model for a new Medicaid program serving dual…

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Legal aid suing over Medicaid delays

By Ellen Andrews | January 10, 2012

Yesterday New Haven Legal Assistance Association filed a federal class action lawsuit against DSS over extreme delays in processing Medicaid…

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Medicaid PCMH update

By Ellen Andrews | November 2, 2011

Today’s Care Management Committee meeting (formerly the PCCM Committee) in Hartford was frustrating. DSS and their consultants outlined their final…

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Courant OP-ED raises concerns about Medicaid PCMH proposal

By Ellen Andrews | October 4, 2011

An Opinion piece in today’s Hartford Courant by Sheldon Toubman of New Haven legal aid outlines many problems with DSS’…

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