CT won't allow trade associations to offer health plans this year
A bill to allow CT trade associations to offer group insurance plans failed to gather enough support. Many patient advocacy groups opposed it.
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A bill to allow CT trade associations to offer group insurance plans failed to gather enough support. Many patient advocacy groups opposed it.
The deal would, among other things, ban certain terms in contracts between health care providers and insurers deemed ‘anti-competitive.’
The amended bill, a priority for Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont that sought to curb health care costs, could be voted on Tuesday.
A new version of a bill to allow industry associations to offer group health plans got a boost from CT health care advocate Ted Doolittle.
Lawmakers in Connecticut are bracing for a legislative confrontation pitting two of the state’s most powerful industries directly at odds over health care costs