The U.S. Senate’s failure to extend federal Affordable Care Act subsidies will not immediately affect most Connecticut ...
Thousands of nurses have already applied for a multistate license since Connecticut joined the Compact in October, officials ...
By pouring more than $10 billion in budget surpluses into its cash-starved pension system since 2020, Connecticut has stemmed ...
A new forecast from Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration projects a moderate downturn wouldn’t drain state reserves for two and a ...
Connecticut is now one of 43 U.S. states and territories to sign onto the Nurse Licensure Compact. The agreement allows Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) to obtain one multi ...
Under the plan Gov. Ned Lamont detailed Thursday, the state hopes to curb sticker shock for some of its 100,000 residents who ...
Connecticut Governor Ned. Lamont says the state will step in to fill in the gap for Connecticut residents expecting to see ...
CT will spend $70 million of the emergency surplus funds it set aside to partly offset the looming loss of millions in ACA ...
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Lamont uses $70M to offset ACA subsidy cuts, protecting health-care costs for 100,000 CT residents
HARTFORD — Within minutes of a narrow vote in the U.S. Senate that defeated Democratic attempts to extend subsidies for the ...
Lamont: State’s Most Vulnerable Will Get One-Year Health Care Subsidies At Cost Of About $70 Million
For families of four earning up to $128,000, Lamont said there would be very little change in their out-of-pocket costs.
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