Connecticut lawmakers are already beginning to plan reforms that will target what experts have called a crisis.
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Connecticut hospitals are requiring staff to get vaccinated against COVID. Will other health providers follow?
The effort comes as the highly contagious Delta variant gains a stronger foothold in Connecticut and elsewhere.
Hospitals get $40M of CT’s federal pandemic relief fund
The move drew praise from the industry, but the amount was far less than hospitals sought.
CT hospitals follow Trump administration mandate to report COVID cases to HHS, not CDC
Rep. Rosa DeLauro slammed the new reporting requirement, saying it’s an attempt by the Trump administration to ‘hide’ COVID cases.
Battered by losses, hospitals seek $450 million from the state
Many patients have returned, but hospitals are still struggling from months of lost revenue and added expenses.
‘There’s pain everywhere.’ Hospitals stand to lose $1.5 billion amid COVID-19 crisis
Federal bailout money won’t be enough to make up for revenue that has vanished since the pandemic began.
Yale New Haven Health officials describe COVID-19 impact, other hospitals less forthcoming
More than half the beds at Greenwich Hospital are filled with COVID-19 patients. The picture is less clear elsewhere.
Connecticut hospitals are bracing for a surge of patients
Connecticut hospitals are preparing for a surge of COVID-19 patients. But the state has fewer hospital beds than its neighbors.
Five things to know about coronavirus and what state is doing to prepare
“Connecticut is ready, and we’ve been ready for a while,” Gov. Ned Lamont said Wednesday.
State can’t rely on raising hospital taxes to survive next recession
Connecticut relied on nearly $2 billion from hospitals to help the state crawl out of the last recession. It won’t have that money when the next recession hits.
How they came to a $1.8 billion hospital settlement
Hospital executives and the Lamont administration pulled back the curtain Friday on a proposed $1.8 billion settlement with Connecticut’s hospitals.
Hospitals to receive $1.8 B to settle provider tax lawsuit against CT
Connecticut hospitals will receive $1.8 billion in state and federal funds between now and 2026 to resolve a lawsuit that could have cost the state as much as $4 billion, according to details released Thursday by Gov. Ned Lamont.
More CT hospitals end 2018 in the black, but financial picture mixed
The finances of Connecticut’s hospitals remained mostly unchanged in 2018, with slightly more hospitals turning a profit.
State, hospitals, still trying to reach legal settlement
It’s taking longer than anyone expected for the state to reach a deal with hospitals. Here’s why.
Lamont, hospitals on brink of resolving seven-year feud
Gov. Lamont and the Connecticut Hospital Association announced the settlement of a four-year-old industry lawsuit contesting a provider tax that has extracted billions of dollars since 2011.