Connecticut Health Insurance:
Affordable health insurance in Connecticut. New and review of health insurance programs in Connecticut. Individual, family and small business health insurance programs and coverage in Connecticut.
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Connecticut's move marks a reversal of a trend over the past decade in which most states have turned Medicaid over to private health insurance plans, with the goal of containing health insurance costs as well as improving care.
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The Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut unveiled a proposal for a new state health care program intended to expand insurance coverage to the state's estimated 300,000 uninsured residents and cover up to 98% of all state residents by 2014.
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The Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut is about to launch the most ambitious proposal yet for health care reform in the state.
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Here is a good news for doctors, Unitedhealth group is planning to offer "insurance" that you can buy health insurance in the future.
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Connecticut Attorney General recommended that the state rebid contracts with managed care organizations for HUSKY and the Charter Oak health plan, but Governor said that rebidding is not necessary.
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Connecticut Governor overturned a plan that required physicians and hospitals participating in the HUSKY health coverage program for children to join the new Charter Oak health plan for uninsured adults.
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CMS has asked Connecticut health officials to clarify to HUSKY Health beneficiaries that they are not required to switch to new insurers by the end of December.
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Connecticut Gov. Jodi Rell has postponed until February 2009 a mandatory switch for 345,000 low-income HUSKY beneficiaries to new insurers.
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Premiums for Medicare supplemental insurance in Connecticut could increase by as much as 12% to 15% in 2009 some of the largest premium increases in years.
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Connecticut Gov. Jodi Rell said that there is time to build up the provider network for the state's new Charter Oak Health Plan for the uninsured.
