State investigations at two CT hospitals unearthed alleged patient abuse and a failure by hospital staff to conduct timely investigations.

One resident who relies on a CPAP machine can no longer plug in the device after New Haven cut off power at the Rosette Street tiny houses.

More than 8,000 qualified applicants were rejected by CT nursing programs, the most recent data from the CT Center for Nursing Workforce shows.

In ERs across CT, patients face long wait times — data shows a typical visit lasts more than three hours. Lawmakers want to know why.

The number of young people in Connecticut with at least two mental health diagnoses was up 24% from 2018 to 2022, a study found.

New Englanders are likely at higher risk because a legacy of PFAS pollution exists alongside a cultural preference for fish.

The unique housing model lets qualifying older adults in CT stay at home and receive care, primarily from a family member or a friend.

The Bridgeport Hospital virtual nursing alternative is aimed at extending nursing careers and reducing the administrative duties of nurses.

Yale School of Medicine researchers also saw a trend toward diagnosis of late-stage cancers in the post-incarceration period.

Advertisements often promote lower costs and extra benefits, some of which are already available to seniors, the Wesleyan Media Project found.

Yale is studying whether giving direct cash assistance to recently incarcerated people in New Haven and Bridgeport improves their health outcomes.

A new report found that inequities resulted in 14,000 excess deaths among CT’s Black population compared to its white demographic.

A year after the national 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline was launched, calls have surged in Connecticut and across the country.

Two months after the end of a policy that allowed people to stay on Medicaid regardless of income, 46,140 people in CT lost coverage.