Care Delivery

More questions and answers on DSS’s plan for HUSKY maternity bundles

By Ellen Andrews | December 12, 2024

Read the new questions and answers DSS is planning to move Medicaid payments for maternity services from the current fee-for-service…

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Materials from webinar on improved HUSKY cancer survival in CT without MCOs

By Ellen Andrews | December 11, 2024

Yesterday, Dr. John Cramer described his study published earlier this year describing a significant increase in cancer survival and early…

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Analysis: DSS Study Suggests MCOs don’t Make Sense for HUSKY

By Ellen Andrews | December 10, 2024

Last Friday, the state released a consultants’ report exploring the Governor’s controversial plan to bring private insurers back to run…

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Sign on letter critical of biased consultants for HUSKY MCO study

By Ellen Andrews | November 4, 2024

On Friday, thirty-five organizations, advocates, and HUSKY members sent a letter to Governor Lamont raising concerns about the choice of…

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Former Medicaid official offers options to improve the program and a warning

By Ellen Andrews | November 3, 2024

Recently retired from DSS, Steven Colangelo answered the state’s invitation for recommendations to improve HUSKY. He worked at DSS more…

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Advocates’ comments to improve Medicaid

By Ellen Andrews | November 2, 2024

In response to DSS’s invitation for comments, last week four consumer advocate members of CT’s Medical Assistance Program Oversight Council…

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HUSKY maternal health bundle questions 2.0

By Ellen Andrews | October 15, 2024

Based on DSS’s MAPOC presentation Friday on plans for maternity bundled payments, the CT Health Policy Project submitted some questions…

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How CT can support the professionals who support patients

By Ellen Andrews | September 26, 2024

How CT can support the professionals who support patients A new brief by the CT Health Foundation highlights the value…

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CT ranks best in the nation for the lowest prevalence of mental illness, but worse in access to care

By Ellen Andrews | September 5, 2024

Overall, Connecticut ranks second in the nation in mental health wellbeing, behind only Massachusetts, according to Mental Health America’s 2024…

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