Insurance Committee Co-Chair Rep. Kerry Wood (D-Rocky Hill) joins NBC Connecticut’s Mike Hydeck with his plans to deal with rising health care costs when the new session begins in January. Mike Hydeck: Here in Connecticut right now we’re dealing with runaway inflation, the threat of a possible recession, and chances are, if your health insurance …
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Our veterans and their families have given so much; some making the ultimate sacrifice. However, for many of our service members who return home, the battle often continues with long-term mental health issues. From PTSD and anxiety to sleep disorders and substance abuse, many of our brave men and women in uniform suffer the inevitable …
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By Paul MiltonFor the Sunday Gazette At the height of the COVID pandemic, our entire community rallied around healthcare workers. Our team at Ellis has been supported by people reaching out to show their appreciation during these difficult days. As President and CEO of Ellis Medicine, I am extremely proud of the dedication and compassion …
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Connect with the Institut du Vivant Sandy Hook Anniversary As Sandy Hook’s birthday approaches on Dec. 14, Schwartz compiled his findings in a presentation titled “The Mind of the Mass School Shooter: ‘By the Power of My AR You Will Know Who I Am.’” Schwartz , who served on the Governor’s Sandy Hook Advisory Board …
Following Healthcare Buzz’s initial October article – “What is Long COVID”, including the various symptoms that are difficult to identify and treat – many people replied “thank you for reassuring me that these lingering symptoms are not not in my head”. The frustration of finding any kind of treatment for the wide array of symptoms …
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Affiliation would give the smaller network access to a shared electronic medical records platform and joint purchasing, among other benefits, he says. File photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger Dartmouth Health’s already significant influence in the Vermont healthcare market is expected to grow next year with the addition of Southwestern Vermont Health Care. The board of the …
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Supported by funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Yale School of Medicine is a leading hub for a network of medical institutions in the Northeast, working with 12 other major centers across the United States. United. The network conducts clinical trials designed to advance the science of emergency care, improving outcomes for patients …
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Assisted living communities too often fail to meet the needs of older people and should focus more on residents’ medical and mental health issues, according to a recent report from a diverse panel of experts. This is a clear call for change inspired by the changed profile of the population served by assisted living facilities. …
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Although it is recommended that everyone have at least medical insurance, it can be very expensive if your employer does not pay for it. Plus, navigating the health insurance market can seem downright chaotic and nerve-wracking. About 10% (PDF) of Americans had no health insurance in 2020, and most of those who are uninsured because …
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