AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoMedicaid Coverage: Connecticut is preparing for federal Medicaid changes that could affect 108,000 enrollees. New restrictions for some lawfully present immigrants took effect Oct. 1, while broader eligibility rules are scheduled for 2027. Flu Season: Connecticut hospitals are reporting rising flu cases as the season begins. Mental Health Parity: Advocates and Sen. Richard Blumenthal called in New Haven for insurers to cover mental health care on equal terms with physical care, criticizing the rollback of federal accountability rules. Dental Access: Abra Health Group is piloting a free oral-health program at its Connecticut offices, offering supplies, screenings and help finding affordable care. Drug Costs: Attorney General William Tong joined states seeking court approval of settlements with three generic drugmakers over alleged price-fixing. Separately, Takeda agreed to pay $13.7 million to resolve allegations of kickbacks tied to prescriptions; Connecticut’s Medicaid program is allocated $213,674.
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