Two health care reform bills designed to cap the monthly cost of diabetes treatment and expand Telehealth services were passed in the House of Representatives.

I wanted to be sure to give you an update on bills that have passed in the House of Representatives during our Special Session.

Today we took a major step toward ensuring a safe voting experience in November.

For far too long depressed municipalities and communities of color have been disproportionately impacted by environmental pollution and the resulting increases in respiratory and other diseases.

Expanding voter rights and access to the ballot should be a goal of any modern democracy and our State as well.

Here is the June 11, 2020 update from Governor Ned Lamont on the state's coronavirus response efforts.

Time is running out as Access Health CT deadlines approach for residents that lost health insurance due to job loss.

In response to the unprecedentedly high unemployment rate, the Office of the Health Care Advocate (OHA) has created materials intended to help Connecticut individuals and families who have lost (or are about to lose) their health insurance.