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Welcome to our online toolkit for partners in service to Connecticut residents eligible for the HUSKY Health program. We hope you find this content informative and useful in helping clients access and maintain eligibility.
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These audit protocols are being published on the Department of Social Services’ (the “Department”) Internet website in accordance with subdivision (11) of subsection (d) of section 17b-99 of the Connecticut General Statutes.
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Contracts - (FSE) Food Stamp Employment and Training
A listing of contracts associated with Food Stamp Employment and Training.
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Connecticut Residential Care Homes rates are set in accordance with state regulation. Cost reports for privately operated facilities are also used for rate setting purposes.
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The Affirmative Action Division is responsible for developing and implementing policy as it relates to multiple state and federal employee/client rights protection programs.
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(BHP) Behavioral Health Program - Contracts
A listing of contracts associated with the Behavioral Health Program.
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Connecticut Medicaid Rate Setting Reimbursement and CON Unit Nursing Home Cost Reports.
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The State of Connecticut offers financial assistance to eligible Medicare enrollees through our 'Medicare Savings Programs.' These programs may help pay Medicare Part B premiums, deductibles and co-insurance.
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Contracts - (MFP) Money Follows the Person
A listing of contracts associated with Money Follows the Person.
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The CT Department of Social Services is the single state agency for the Medicaid program and is responsible for the overall administration of the program, including all federal Medicaid Waivers. This section will provide the notice of the Department of Social Services’ intention to submit a federal Medicaid Waiver application to the Centers on Medicare and Medicaid Services. Medicaid Waiver applications may include a submission for a new Medicaid waiver application, renewal or amendment.
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Food Assistance - Farmers' Markets, Farms and Farm Stands
Many Farmers' Markets and Farm Stands throughout Connecticut now can accept EBT/SNAP (Formerly known as Food Stamps). This means you will once again be able to buy locally grown fruits and vegetables that arrive more quickly and fresher than those transported long distances from other states and countries.