CT’s progress toward health reform remains stalled. The
meter moved down again this month slightly to 29.4%. As usual, Medicaid
accounted for most of the progress with ever-increasing data reporting, health
neighborhood reform progress, and transparent, collaborative planning. Again
SIM challenges lowered the progress meter by excluding free clinics, and
transparency (FOI) and accountability (ethics) challenges for the SIM consumer
advisory board continue. The CT health
reform progress meter is part of the CT Health Reform Dashboard.Monday, February 2, 2015
CT health reform progress still stalled at 29.4%
CT’s progress toward health reform remains stalled. The
meter moved down again this month slightly to 29.4%. As usual, Medicaid
accounted for most of the progress with ever-increasing data reporting, health
neighborhood reform progress, and transparent, collaborative planning. Again
SIM challenges lowered the progress meter by excluding free clinics, and
transparency (FOI) and accountability (ethics) challenges for the SIM consumer
advisory board continue. The CT health
reform progress meter is part of the CT Health Reform Dashboard.
