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Health insurance rates for over a million New Yorkers are going up nearly 10% next year.
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The Inflation Reduction Act that’s expected to pass in the U.S. House on Friday would reduce health care costs for Connecticut residents, according to state officials.
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U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) met with veterans on Tuesday to discuss how a new law will help service members who were exposed to dangerous toxins during their service.
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Disability Rights Connecticut is filing a federal lawsuit on behalf of three residents who claim they were wrongfully terminated from Medicaid during the pandemic.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul said she and state health officials are confronting the ongoing outbreaks of two diseases, COVID-19 and monkeypox. She also said the state is launching two programs to better respond to future health crises.
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Connecticut’s health insurance marketplace is hosting free in-person health fairs across the state for residents to enroll in the “Covered CT Program”.
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Despite calls from the state’s attorney general and health care advocates to hold a more formal hearing on a proposal to substantially increase rates on 2023 health plans, Connecticut’s Insurance Department will proceed with its usual informational hearing, albeit in a new location.
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New Yorkers who contract COVID-19 can now call a free 24-hour hotline to find treatment options. It's geared towards underserved communities and residents who don’t have a regular doctor.
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Funding will help educate people on Long Island about healthy lifestyles, and provide better access to health care during pregnancy and after giving birth.
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Companies concerned about the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade should move to Connecticut, Governor Ned Lamont said in a video message.