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The health care industry wants to boost immigration to add workers. But some states are using a lever they can control: medical licensing.
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Advocates and state lawmakers met on Monday at Fair Haven Community Health Center to announce the expansion of the state's health care program.
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Hartford Healthcare will be Memorial Sloan Kettering’s first care partner. According to leaders from both health giants, it will increase access to state-of-the-art cancer treatment.
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A Connecticut program that helps new parents transition to life with a newborn is expanding. The Family Bridge program offers new parents three free visits from a registered nurse, who can provide helpful tips to new parents.
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According to a Sacred Heart University poll, which asked Americans how they felt about the country’s health care system, voters on both sides of the aisle said they feel the system is lacking — but how to fix health care will likely have implications for the upcoming presidential election.
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A new health care system is coming to Connecticut and the Hudson Valley when New York-based Northwell Health merges with Nuvance Health.
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Connecticut lawmakers announced a plan to reestablish the state's Bureau of Deaf, Deaf-Blind, and Hard of Hearing Services. It would serve as a "one-stop shop" for residents to ask questions, receive assistance and be directed to the services they are searching for.
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CT lawmakers will weigh home care worker protections, elder care safeguards and expanding Medicaid for people without permanent legal status.
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State officials say now is the time to use Access Health CT’s website to compare plans and enroll in coverage.
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U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) urges for the creation of a federal office to oversee and regulate artificial intelligence in the health care field.