CT Health Reform

Cabinet meeting – exchange and SIM updates

By Ellen Andrews | May 13, 2014

Most of today’s Cabinet meeting was spent on SIM’s decision to create a CT-specific medical home standard rather than using…

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May Health Reform Dashboard, Webquiz online

By Ellen Andrews | May 1, 2014

Test your knowledge about health risk factors in Connecticut adults. Take the May CT Health Policy Webquiz. May’s Health Reform…

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SHOP exchange facing challenges, low enrollment

By Ellen Andrews | April 22, 2014

A CT Mirror article examines the reasons behind very low enrollment in CT’s insurance exchange for small businesses (SHOP). This…

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208,301 in CT enrolled in health care under ACA

By Ellen Andrews | April 18, 2014

 AccessHealthCT has worked through the queue of applications pending when enrollment into the insurance exchange closed March 31st. Between Jan…

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Health Care Cabinet meeting — SIM, exchange updates

By Ellen Andrews | April 9, 2014

Yesterday’s Cabinet meeting was lively — not sure it was productive. The insurance exchange reported on a flurry of last…

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CTNJ Op-Ed: How is CT’s exchange really doing?

By Ellen Andrews | April 3, 2014

CT News Junkie is a CT treasure that policymakers, advocates and other stakeholders rely on for the latest information on…

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Health Insurance exchange: “customer complaints are a blessing”

By Ellen Andrews | March 12, 2014

In yesterday’s Health Care Cabinet meeting’s insurance exchange report we learned that staff there welcome complaints as windows into their…

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Thoughtleaders give CT health reform a C+ again

By Ellen Andrews | March 5, 2014

In the first survey since the Affordable Care Act’s coverage expansions became effective, state health thoughtleaders’ perception of our state’s…

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Exchange affordability measure gutted in committee

By Ellen Andrews | February 26, 2014

In yesterday’s Insurance Committee meeting, SB-11was amended to delay CT’s insurance exchange negotiating premiums with insurers and changed “shall” to…

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