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- 10/1/2020 October 2020 OHS News
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9/10/2020
OHS Releases Hospital Financial Stability Report For FY 2019
Hartford – The state Office of Health Strategy (OHS) has released its report detailing the financial standing of Connecticut hospitals for the previous federal fiscal year. The Annual Report on the Financial Status of Connecticut’s Short Term Acute Care Hospitals includes all manner of financial data on revenue, expenses, cost of uncompensated care, and resulting margins.
- 9/1/2020 August 2020 OHS News
- 8/11/2020 June 2020 OHS News
- 8/11/2020 July 2020 OHS News
- 6/2/2020 May 2020 OHS News
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5/21/2020
OHS: State’s Health Information Exchange Reaches Major Milestone With Cthealthlink Sign On
Hartford – The Office of Health Strategy (OHS) announced that Connecticut’s comprehensive health information exchange initiative (HIE) now has its first client, signaling the formal launch of the technologically advanced network designed to improve patient care, coordinate the state’s network of health facilities and services, and upgrade the state’s overall healthcare delivery system.
- 5/1/2020 April 2020 OHS News
- 4/1/2020 March 2020 OHS News
- 3/5/2020 How Connecticut is Moving to Control Health Care Costs
- 3/5/2020 OHS Public Testimony in Support of HB 5018 Concerning Health Care Cost Growth in CT
- 2/28/2020 OHS Executive Director, Vicki Veltri featured in the Donaghue Foundation blog
- 2/27/2020 February 2020 OHS News
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2/26/2020
OHS Public Testimony Support HB 5005 Adjusting the State Budget for Biennium Ending June 30, 2021
OHS Public Testimony Support HB 5005 Adjusting the State Budget for Biennium Ending June 30, 2021
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2/24/2020
OHS Announces Healthcare Cost Growth Benchmark Technical Team and Stakeholder Board
(HARTFORD, CT) – Today, the Office of Health Strategy (OHS) announced the members of the Cost Growth Benchmark Technical Team and the Cost Growth Benchmark Stakeholder Advisory Board, two groups formed to establish Connecticut’s first healthcare cost growth bench as outlined by Governor Ned Lamont’s Executive Order No. 5. The order directs OHS to establish statewide healthcare cost growth and quality benchmarks and a primary care spending target.