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  1. States that offer health coverage regardless of immigration status face threats, and more in this week’s roundup

    Federal government threatens states that provide health coverage to undocumented immigrants, experts warn Medicaid work requirements would create unnecessary red tape, Planned Parenthood clinics at risk of closing and leaving women without access to health care, fewer rural hospitals are delivering babies, and a study into the impacts of state gun laws on pediatric deaths.

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  2. Migrants missing doctor’s visits out of deportation fears, and more in this week’s roundup

    Doctors growing concerned about people skipping medical care over fear of immigration enforcement, Connecticut officials react to proposed Medicaid changes, how Medicaid cuts could impact children’s health, an explainer on HUSKY D, the Medicaid expansion in CT, and an advocate is trying to help improve Black maternal health.

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  3. Health care workers race to learn about immigration rights, and more in this week’s roundup

    CT among states that sat on opioid settlement funds, efforts to address nursing shortage in CT, rural patients drive long distances for surgery, health care workers race to learn about immigration law in response to ICE raids, and undocumented immigrants describe the impacts of not having health coverage.

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  4. Unstable housing impacts children’s health for years, and more in this week’s roundup

    Young children who don’t have stable housing report worse health later in life, the Medicare Cliff leading to higher costs and worse health outcomes for lower-income people, HUSKY insurance expansion to children in CT, racial disparities in older adult’s mental health, and U.S.’s higher death rate for children.

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  5. HUSKY 4 Immigrants: Expanding health coverage for immigrants benefits everyone

    Efforts in Connecticut to expand coverage to Connecticut’s undocumented residents have been spearheaded by HUSKY 4 Immigrants, a coalition of nearly two dozen state and local organizations.

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  6. Grants will support advocacy for coverage expansion

    Grants from the Connecticut Health Foundation will support advocacy efforts to expand health care coverage to more immigrants and to ensure that those who are eligible can get covered.

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  7. NEW REPORT: Georgetown University recommends steps to improve the health of CT’s children

    HARTFORD, Conn. (Jan. 2, 2019) – Connecticut outperforms many states on key measures of children’s health care access and quality, but lags behind…

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  8. NEW REPORT: Georgetown University Center for Children and Families finds Medicaid’s impact goes beyond health care

    HARTFORD, Conn. (August 21, 2018) – Medicaid is best known as a health insurance program that provides coverage to low-income Connecticut residents,…

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  9. NEW BRIEF: Impact of Reducing Eligibility for HUSKY Parents from 155% of FPL to 138% of FPL

    Impact of Reducing Eligibility for HUSKY Parents from 155% of FPL to 138% of FPL
    Potential Impact of Governor’s Budget Proposal on HUSKY…

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  10. Medicaid Eligibility Among Cuts in Governor’s Budget Proposal

    HARTFORD, CT (February 8, 2017) – Today Patricia Baker, President & CEO of the Connecticut Health Foundation, issued the following statement in…

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