CHA applauds @GovNedLamont's signing into law the fiscal year 2027 budget adjustment bill, which includes the establishment of a new, patient-focused hospital tax model. Read CHA's full statement: https://t.co/5XgBMGe7iH
Connecticut hospitals have earned the nation’s #1 ranking for patient safety, reflecting years of statewide investment in quality, collaboration, workforce development, and innovation — and the extraordinary dedication of healthcare professionals.
#CTHospitalsMakeUsBetter
Connecticut hospitals were ranked No. 1 for patient safety in Leapfrog’s Spring 2026 Hospital Safety Grades, determined by more than 30 factors including infection rates, medication safety, surgical outcomes and staffing practices. #CTHospitalsMakeUsBetter https://t.co/5lskfTSJEG
We applaud policymakers for advancing a state budget that includes a new, patient-focused hospital tax model — a pivotal step to strengthen healthcare sustainability statewide.
Learn more: https://t.co/HhZBgUhHQB
ICYMI: CHA’s Paul Kidwell joined @NBCConnecticut Face the Facts today to discuss the importance of adopting a new hospital tax model to support patients and protect access to care: https://t.co/MgZMnNmyVT
The state of Connecticut has once again been named as one of the best in the nation for healthcare — this time for children! 🩺💙@wallethub ranks CT 3rd in the country 👉https://t.co/SdaUyuJE5l
CHA appreciates the strong support from @cthousegop legislators in demonstrating their commitment to advancing a new hospital tax model that protects patients and preserves access to lifesaving care. Read CHA's full statement: https://t.co/frPgmZCeev
House Republicans today paved the "Pathway to Affordability" with expanded tax relief, education cost support, and healthcare savings as part of our annual balanced budget adjustments.
Included is a pitch for $365 million in new "STRAP Aid" to support EVERY municipalities' soaring public education costs and lower the property tax burden on residents. This provision is derived from the existing percentage share of ECS funding.
The $27.9 billion plan provides more than $400 million in tax relief, falls $167 million under the state spending cap, and spends less than the governor’s budget proposal and the product advanced by Appropriations Committee Democrats.
Read the plan: https://t.co/fTmSIyvBvn
🏥📣 SAVE THE DATE: The second annual Hospital Community Benefit Advocacy Day at the state Capitol is April 30! Learn how your local hospital collaborates with community partners to provide essential services and resources 👉 https://t.co/YOG0PsvICO
Thank you, Connecticut legislators, for hearing your local hospitals and championing a plan to fix the hospital tax. Keep the momentum going — adopt CHA’s new hospital tax model that supports patients and protects access to lifesaving care. Learn more at https://t.co/D3pW2auEcn.
We appreciate the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee’s proposal reflecting hospital tax levels discussed with hospitals. Read more: https://t.co/K8O3eHHg8n
CT hospitals struggle under financial strain from many factors. ‘We cannot continue to do more with less’ @hartfordcourant takes a closer look at the proposed hospital tax, pressure from Medicaid underpayment, and challenges on the horizon from HR1 https://t.co/vwHkdqXe1o
Hospital leaders from across Connecticut voiced opposition to the governor’s proposed hospital tax increase and urged the state to instead consider a new approach to the hospital tax to maximize federal investments to best support patient care.
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.@HartfordHealthC's Jeff Flaks and @DayKimball's Kyle Kramer explain how mounting financial pressures, sweeping technological changes, and policy reforms are reshaping how Connecticut patients access and afford care. https://t.co/iDgBH3G4k7
Hospitals across CT are already partnering with community organizations like @thediaperbankct to identify families in need and connect them with diapers through trusted healthcare settings. HB 5486 would help sustain and expand these efforts statewide. https://t.co/4fIb2X3aAF
Connecticut is the 2nd best state in the nation for women’s health, just behind Massachusetts, according to a new analysis 🌟 Learn more: https://t.co/53J7ViMh8e
The governor’s budget proposal would perpetuate the cycle of high taxes on and underinvestment in care provided by hospitals. The proposal will hurt patients, families, and the communities that depend on local care. But it doesn’t have to be this way 👉https://t.co/Od7IiYa25V
The need to nurture and grow the #healthcareworkforce has never been greater. @GovNedLamont's proposal, detailed in SB 85, recognizes what is at stake and will help mitigate some immediate impacts of harmful federal changes. Read CHA's full press release: https://t.co/OxL8H0EO4U