On provider-insurer disputes, Connecticut residents spoke up and legislators listened
May 24, 2018By Rosana Ferraro | A little-discussed bill passed the House and Senate this past legislative session that promises to help […]
Read more »WE DID IT! Full Restoration of Medicaid Cuts
May 18, 2018Guest blog by Geralynn McGee and Ann Pratt, co-chairs of the Medicaid Strategy Group | In the fall of 2017, […]
Read more »New Connecticut Law Targets High Prescription Drug Prices
May 17, 2018By Jill Zorn | Which powerful industry is to blame for high prescription drug prices? Drug companies Pharmacy Benefit Managers […]
Read more »Your Voices Were Heard: Health Care Wins in 2018
May 11, 2018By Lynne Ide | Together we did it! As the clock struck midnight on May 9, health care activists and […]
Read more »April 18th Health Care Action Day brings activists to Hartford
April 20, 2018By Ethan Handa | Ethan Handa is a first-year graduate student at the Yale School of Public Health. He is […]
Read more »Poll Shows Connecticut Residents Want Action on High Prescription Drug Costs
April 17, 2018By Jill Zorn | Connecticut residents are worried they won’t be able to afford the prescription drugs they need to […]
Read more »What Connecticut Can Learn From Oregon’s Prescription Drug Transparency Bill
April 6, 2018In the state-by-state war against high drug prices, Oregon is the latest state setting an example for Connecticut. Oregon’s bill, […]
Read more »What Health Care Bills are Still Alive in Hartford – Part 2
April 4, 2018By Rosana G. Ferraro | Earlier this week we updated you on the status of some of the health care […]
Read more »What Health Care Bills are Still Alive in Hartford – Part 1
April 2, 2018Rosana G. Ferraro | After the flurry of public hearings and action deadlines in most committees, we have a clearer […]
Read more »A Medicaid Public Option for Connecticut?
March 21, 2018By Jill Zorn | In the midst of the flurry of health care bills under consideration at the capitol, there […]
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