-
Connecticut to cancel medical debt for thousands statewide: governor's office
Connecticut will become the first state to implement a plan that would cancel medical debt for thousands of people statewide under a state law, according to the governor’s office.
-
Connecticut to cancel medical debt for thousands statewide: governor's office
Connecticut will become the first state to implement a plan that would cancel medical debt for thousands of people statewide under a state law, according to the governor’s office. A law that was signed last year is expected to be implemented this year and cancel about $650 million in medical debt, which is expected to wipe out the debt of…
-
Proposed Bill Would Forgive Medical Debt For Many in Connecticut
A proposal from Gov. Ned Lamont would use pandemic relief funds to forgive medical debt for many Connecticut residents.
-
Deal Will Eliminate Millions in Medical Debt for Thousands of Trinity Health of New England Patients in Connecticut
Trinity Health of New England has partnered with the nonprofit, RIP Medical Debt, to wipe out millions of dollars in medical bills for thousands of patients in Connecticut and other parts of New England. Under the agreement, RIP purchased past due accounts from Trinity Health of New England for more than 22,000 people who owed the health care provider money….
-
CT Startup Goodroot Pushes for Measures to Tackle Medical Debt
One in four Americans are saddled with medical debt and there are currently proposals in the state legislature to address it in Connecticut.