Kevin Ryan

Throughout the pandemic, emergency orders to expand telehealth services offered significant relief to our most vulnerable residents and allowed flexibility for patients and providers. HB 6470 maintains this impactful access to health care services and extends access to HUSKY Health participants.

This past year has only further emphasized the need to better support the mental, emotional, and behavioral health of our students. HB 6509 expands student's access to these critically needed services through school-based mental health clinics.

We are rapidly transitioning to a digital world, but not only does this transition raise privacy concerns, it also can leave many behind.

No one should have to choose between staying healthy and accessing their right to vote – but COVID-19 exposed the rigidity of Connecticut's voting system, which without the emergency legislative action we took last year left voters with only those choices.

Fuel cells can offer a cleaner, more efficient, and affordable option to supplying and storing energy. will require electric companies to solicit proposals for new fuel cell electricity generation projects.

Unemployment services became a vital necessity during the pandemic as an unprecedented number of workers turned to the CT Department of Labor for support and guidance.

HB 6626 is about early detection, which is critical to saving our state money and saving lives.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have recommended a pause on the use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. This follows six reported cases of a rare blood clotting event among the approximately 6.8 million U.S. patients who have received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.