Connecticut COVID-19 Response
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CT Covid-19 Knowledge Base
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Now that schools are closed, what resources are available for at-home learning for my child?
4/7/2020First, please check with your child’s teacher, with your school district, and with your local public library.
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4/7/2020
If you have a child in DCF custody you may visit them at this time.
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Will my child still be able to graduate school on time?
4/7/2020The Commissioner of Education has received the authority to temporarily waive any requirements he deems necessary to address the impact of COVID-19 and school class cancellations. Please check with your local school system for specific information.
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I take methadone. If I become too ill with the Coronavirus, how will I be able to get my methadone?
4/6/2020A medical professional at a methadone maintenance clinic can deliver methadone to a client at home...
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Can I still get notarization services while the state is under the emergency coronavirus order?
4/6/2020Executive Order No. 7Q, dated March 30, authorized remote notarization of documents under the following conditions:
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I have Medicare Part D but I am worried about affording my co-pay. What should I do?
4/6/2020The answer depends on whether you qualify for Medicare only, or have both Medicare and Medicaid (in Connecticut, called HUSKY Health) coverage.
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I am covered by HUSKY Health. Can I seek care out of state?
4/6/2020Historically, individuals and families covered by HUSKY Health were required to seek care within the HUSKY network within Connecticut.
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Can I leave my house to go shopping or go to work during the state’s coronavirus response?
4/6/2020Yes. You may travel freely and as needed for the purposes of caring for yourself and your family.
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4/6/2020
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act” or the “CARES Act” provides emergency assistance and health care response
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Can barbershops and salons sell products for curbside pickup?
4/6/2020Yes. These businesses may sell products for curbside pickup in the same way that non-essential retail operations are allowed to, but can provide no services on site, whether inside or outside.