Connecticut’s uninsured rate up, reversing four-year trend

By Ellen Andrews | September 12, 2018

New numbers from the US Census Bureau report that 194,000 or 5.5% of Connecticut residents were uninsured last year. That…

CTNJ op-ed: Health disparities are real and new payment schemes are probably making them worse

By Ellen Andrews | September 11, 2018

Connecticut is a very healthy place; we rank fifth healthiest among states. But not all state residents share in that…

CT excels at getting Medicaid-eligible families enrolled

By Ellen Andrews | September 5, 2018

A new study finds that 96.3% of CT children eligible for HUSKY participated in the program in 2016; we are…

Lidocaine patch leads CT Medicaid drug spending

By Ellen Andrews | August 28, 2018

According to the latest data visualization from 46brooklyn, CT’s Medicaid program is spending a lot on lidocaine patches. Lidocaine is…

No CT hospitals make US News 2018 Honor Roll

By Ellen Andrews | August 14, 2018

No Connecticut hospital made US News’s Best Hospitals Honor Roll or their Best Children’s Hospitals Honor Roll this year.  Four…

New site compares Medicaid drug prices across states and overall drug price trends

By Ellen Andrews | August 2, 2018

There is a lot of drug pricing data available publicly but it is hard to synthesize. 46brooklyn has solved this…

Connecticut Medicare ACOs overspent by $45 million in 2016

By Ellen Andrews | July 26, 2018

Data from CMS show that in 2016 Connecticut’s Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) together spent $45 million more on care for…

Two thirds of CT residents prioritize healthcare for their vote

By Ellen Andrews | July 25, 2018

The newest survey by InformCT found that 63% of state residents cited healthcare as the leading issue in their vote…

State individual mandate law would lower uninsured by 88,000 and premiums by 10%

By Ellen Andrews | July 20, 2018

A new analysis by the Commonwealth Fund estimates the impact if states passed their own individual mandate laws, similar to…

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