Year of News:

1. Medicaid: What’s at stake? Part 2: Economic outcomes

   Tuesday, May 06, 2025

   Congress is considering major cuts to Medicaid. This is the second in a series of blog posts designed to share resources to help understand what’s…

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2. Medicaid: What’s at stake? Part 1: Work Requirements

   Wednesday, Apr 30, 2025

   Congress is considering major cuts to Medicaid. This is the first in a series of blog posts designed to share resources to help understand what’s at stake. 

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3. HUSKY enrollment by town

   Tuesday, Apr 29, 2025

   In Connecticut, the Medicaid program is called HUSKY.  It provides health care coverage to more than 900,000 state residents. That includes more than…

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4. Stories in the data : How collecting race, ethnicity and language data can bridge gaps in care

   Tuesday, Feb 04, 2025

   One of the most powerful tools in the pursuit of health equity is data. Numbers can help tell stories beyond anecdotes and show when those individual stories are part of a wider pattern. Data on patients’ race, ethnicity, and language (REL) in particular can reveal gaps in care, ensure providers are offering patients personalized care and resources, and ultimately create a more equitable health care system.

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5. 2024 Reflections: A message from president and CEO Tiffany Donelson

   Wednesday, Dec 18, 2024

   As I reflect on 2024, I am filled with gratitude. This was a big year for the foundation.

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6. A message to our grantees

   Monday, Nov 18, 2024

   A note from President & CEO Tiffany Donelson about the Connecticut Health Foundation’s approach in a changing federal landscape.

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7. Maternal health disparities in Connecticut: Addressing inequities

   Monday, Nov 18, 2024

   Maternal health serves as a key indicator of a nation’s overall health, reflecting the effectiveness of its health care system and highlighting existing disparities and weaknesses. The United States has the highest level of maternal mortality in the developed world. The rate is especially high for Black women.

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8. Remembering Tom Ficklin

   Wednesday, Oct 16, 2024

   We were saddened to learn of the death of Tom Ficklin, a longtime New Haven community leader and an active member of CT Health’s fellows network.

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9. Community health workers: A prescription for healing

   Thursday, May 30, 2024

   Khmer Health Advocates contributed this blog post about the importance of community health workers and their role in healing trauma.

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10. Friday, Apr 05, 2024

    Accountants’ Report and Financial Statements

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