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About The CT Health Policy Project
For over a decade, the CT Health Policy Project has provided Connecticut consumers and policymakers with the clear, balanced information they need to make the best health care decisions.
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Ellen Andrews, PhD, has been Executive Director of the CT Health Policy Project since its inception in 1999. Her experience includes positions in consumer advocacy, policy analysis, direct health care services, legislative staff, and academic research.
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- State panel recommends $140 million in health care...
- Most CT doctors will reduce Medicare participation...
- New Book Club post -- The Treatment Trap
- Advocates ask CMS to intervene in HUSKY rate reduc...
- From the consumer helpline: Medicaid consumers bei...
- Estimated costs of SustiNet options described
- Consumers protest Anthem rate hike request
- CT's Medicare patient centered medical home applic...
- eHealthCT’s Medicaid health information exchange u...
- NY Times budget deficit graphic illustrates the sc...
- State Strategies for Health Reform Implementation ...
- Candidate briefing book online
- Health Care Advocate position posted
- NY hospital takes artwork in exchange for care
- Fifteen ways to save money in CT’s health care budget
- Courant photoblog on health care salaries
- YNHH surgeries under scrutiny after wrong site ope...
- November web quiz
- State Supreme Court to decide if widows are respon...
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