Connecticut COVID-19 Response
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Healthcare
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Find a vaccine clinic near you
11/2/2021Quickly find available vaccination clinics in your area
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My relative is in a nursing care facility. Can I visit them during the COVID-19 crisis?
10/28/2021At this time, the Commissioner of Public Health has prohibited any visitation except for:
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Can I receive telehealth services from a practitioner who is based out of state?
5/11/2021Section 5(b) of Executive Order 7G allows a clinician licensed in another state to treat someone in CT through telehealth without getting a license in CT.
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I need medical attention, but I’d rather not leave my home. Can I use telemedicine services?
5/11/2021Governor Lamont and the state agencies are working to encourage health insurance providers to ensure that Connecticut residents can access medical assistance from their homes during this health crisis.
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I lost my health insurance during the COVID-19 crisis. What do I do now?
6/9/2020Deadlines are quickly approaching for enrolling in Connecticut’s health insurance marketplace through Access Health CT
HealthcareFamilies and childrenAssistance and ReliefEmployee
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6/9/2020
Yes. Governor Lamont has ordered that for the duration of this emergency, health care providers may provide direct patient care.
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6/9/2020
No. As of April 5, 2020, Governor Lamont has ordered that health care professionals and facilities are protected from civil liability for actions or omissions in support of the state’s COVID-19 response.
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6/9/2020
The Commissioner of Public Health may issue restrictions on the number, category and frequency of outside visitors and the screening and protective measures at residential care homes.
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4/18/2020
How to approach illness in a nursing home and what to do if a client needs to transfer
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4/7/2020
Patients have one year following an initial transfer from the closing facility to transfer to a nursing home more preferential to the patient.