Two Stamford medical practices will pay $866,539 to the state of Connecticut and the federal government to settle allegations of submitting inflated government health insurance bills, blood testing ...
One of the first bills from this Connecticut legislative session to get signed into law prohibits the reporting of medical debt to credit agencies. The new state law bars health care providers and ...
This relief will impact around 250,000 people and will make Connecticut the first state in the country to undertake such an effort, CNN reported Friday (Feb. 2). The goal is to free residents from ...
Medical debt is not just a financial issue. While it’s the leading cause of bankruptcy in the United States, it’s also a public health crisis that drastically affects families throughout the country ...
Jan Kritzman of Newington, a patient advocate and breast cancer survivor, speaks at an event held by Gov. Ned Lamont. Credit: Katy Golvala / CT Mirror Gov. Ned Lamont convened a small group in ...
Connecticut will cancel roughly $650 million in medical debt for an estimated 250,000 residents this year, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Friday, saying it is the first state to provide this type of relief ...
If you have unpaid medical debt and make less than four times the federal poverty rate, check your mail. Under the second phase of Connecticut’s partnership with the nonprofit organization Undue ...
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