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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Here is the latest update from Governor Ned Lamont on the state's coronavirus response efforts.

The COVID-19/coronavirus public health emergency has created safety implications for residents across the state. With the implementation of social distancing and shelter-in-place orders, there is an increased risk of domestic violence as vulnerable residents become further isolated and additional pressures develop that may exacerbate an already abusive relationship.