👉 Senate and House Leadership must take action THIS YEAR to raise the age for HUSKY eligibility for immigrants to cover all income eligible youth aged 18 and under.
✅ Click here and join is telling CT to FOLLOW DRS ORDERS https://t.co/k87osOLf1d
Listen to our voices @senatorduff@jrojas9@CTHouseDems@CTSenateDems CT must continue our progress and take action this year to ensure that all all undocumented youth aged 18 and under can access HUSKY coverage
“I will turn 16 this Friday, which means that I will not qualify for the current HUSKY expansion up to 15 years starting in July. I can’t understand why. Why are some children excluded from this program? Why are some children denied access to essential healthcare?”
✅@senatorduff@jrojas9@CTHouseDems@CTSenateDems MUST FOLLOW DRS ORDERS and raise the age for HUSKY for immigrants to cover all income eligible youth under 18 & support SB314 to that would improve our state’s emergency medicaid policies!
Join us 👉 https://t.co/y0yD7GgDJR
✅ Send an email to Senate and House Leadership 📲 and demand that Connecticut continue our progress this year and ensure that all undocumented minors can access the care to set them up for healthy lives. 👉 https://t.co/7Hk5pCfwDL
Today we delivered letter signed by 450+ healthcare providers making our demands clear - CT must expand HUSKY to undocu immigrants up to age 18 & support SB314, a bill that would improve our state’s emergency medicaid policies!🔥
"We health care providers have seen the consequences when patients’ illnesses go untreated - catastrophic complications and expensive care. These consequences are preventable, but the prescription must be written at the level of state policy"
✅ ADD YOUR NAME here and demand that Senate and House Leadership raise the age for HUSKY eligibility for immigrants to cover all income eligible youth aged 18 and under THIS YEAR 👉 https://t.co/7Hk5pCfwDL
“As healthcare providers, we recognize our responsibility to care for all patients, regardless of race, income, or immigration status. Unfortunately, our state laws do not reflect that same commitment.”
We’re at Majority Leader Rep @jrojas9 delivering a letter signed by over 450 healthcare providers calling for our CT leaders to prioritize a healthy state and raise the age for HUSKY eligibility for immigrants to cover all income eligible youth aged 18 and under.
👉 Senate and House Leadership must take action THIS YEAR to raise the age for HUSKY eligibility for immigrants to cover all income eligible youth aged 18 and under.
✅ Click here and join us in telling CT to FOLLOW DRS ORDERS https://t.co/k87osOLf1d
Delivering a letter to House Speaker Ritter @CTHouseDems signed by over 550 healthcare providers calling for our CT leaders to prioritize a healthy state and raise the age for HUSKY eligibility for immigrants to cover all income eligible youth aged 18 and under.
"We health care providers have seen the consequences when patients’ illnesses go untreated - catastrophic complications and expensive care. These consequences are preventable, but the prescription must be written at the level of state policy"
Dr @lelavillegas: “We need your support to empower the next generation of children to grow up healthy adults. Our immigrant families are resilient, but need the fundamental human right to healthcare. When we take care of our children, we're taking care of our entire community"
“When we are not able to provide ways for our patients to obtain preventative care, we are causing a higher burden on the healthcare system through more Emergency Room visits, hospitalizations, and ultimately, higher costs related to the consequences of not having routine care.”
“Chronic conditions like kidney disease and diabetes do not stop at the age of 15 – if anything; this is when we see more of the complications.” @lelavillegas
✅ Send an email 📲 Demand CT allows undocumented minors to healthcare 👉 https://t.co/7Hk5pCfwDL
Dr @lelavillegas, pediatric nephrologist in Hartford “CT is a leader in improving healthcare for the most vulnerable, low-income children” - we need to continue that commitment and expand HUSKY to immigrant populations @senatorduff@jrojas9@CTHouseDems@CTSenateDems
“My mother and I do not have health insurance, it is difficult for us to be treated by a doctor. Our options are limited; in the event of illness, we turn to natural remedies or over-the-counter medications”
@senatorduff@jrojas9@CTHouseDems@CTSenateDems
“My mom has always encouraged me to be active and engaged in school activities. In February, on a field trip, I had an accident where I broke my collarbone; my biggest worry wasn't the pain or the recovery—it was the financial burden it placed on my mother. “