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Care workers in Connecticut are receiving a wage increase
Care worker sin Connecticut will be seeing an increase in pay. Earlier last week, thousands of nursing home and group home ...
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Connecticut governor signs declaration for continued funding of Medicaid in FY 2025
Gov. Ned Lamont announced Monday that he signed a declaration enabling the state’s General Assembly to keep Medicaid fully ...
Connecticut about $300 million short on Medicaid funding, working on deal to fix it
Speaker of the House Matt Ritter, D-Hartford, said that Medicaid funding is down by about $300 million. "It will give us some ...
Key things have changed since CT last exceeded the spending cap
To say Connecticut's government is better prepared to handle a spending cap exception now than it was in 2007 is an ...
What historic Medicaid, SNAP cuts in House Republican bill would mean for coverage
The House GOP tax bill includes breaks for the wealthy, and cuts to Medicaid and SNAP. “Bottom line is, a lot of people will lose benefits,” one expert says.
Connecticut’s governor signs declaration to enable Medicaid funding to continue
Medicaid in Connecticut could be fully funded for the duration of the fiscal year, if state lawmakers approve it.
What proposed Medicaid cuts would mean for Connecticut residents
Proposed Medicaid cuts could affect millions, with new work requirements, eligibility changes, and health care access risks.
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Connecticut short on Medicaid funding
HARTFORD-- Gov. Ned Lamont on Monday morning declared "extraordinary circumstances" with Connecticut's federally supported Medicaid health insurance program for 900,000 elderly, disabled and low ...