“Over a decade, CVS over-billed our public healthcare programs for huge quantities of insulin pens, filling refills too early, too often, and too many.” – Attorney General William Tong Continue Reading →
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“Over a decade, CVS over-billed our public healthcare programs for huge quantities of insulin pens, filling refills too early, too often, and too many.” – Attorney General William Tong Continue Reading →
Giulia said given social media had made the topic of body image more of an issue for people her age, the CMS Capstone effort became an important reminder that embracing your body exactly how it exists is an act of self-love. Continue Reading →
NicholsMD of Greenwich, a luxury boutique dermatology practice led by board-certified dermatologist Dr. Kim Nichols, has opened of a new flagship location at 32 Field Point Road in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Cooling centers will be available throughout Connecticut. Anyone in need of a place to get out of the heat can locate their nearest cooling center by viewing the last that will be published online at www.211ct.org or calling 2-1-1. Continue Reading →
Family Centers celebrated the expansion of The Mark Family Dental Health Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, recognizing the generosity of principal donors Arlene and Reuben Mark and the federal and community partners whose support made the project possible. Continue Reading →
The June 20 Open Water Swim Benefits Alliance for Cancer Gene Therapy and Honors Two Decades of Community Support. Continue Reading →
In total, more than 252,000 Connecticut residents who’ve been struggling with medical bills have had more than $513 million in medical debt cancelled since the initiative began in 2024. Continue Reading →
Crisis call volume in Connecticut has increased nearly 350 percent since the 2022 launch of 988. In FY 2025 alone, 988 CT responded to more than 55,000 calls. Continue Reading →
Gun violence continues to be one of the leading causes of deaths of
children and teens, and in Connecticut 151 people were killed in 2025. Continue Reading →
These spaces are graciously donated, allowing us to provide free support and a wealth of information to help family and friends navigate the overwhelming challenges of supporting loved ones with a mental health condition. Our meetings provide a safe place for people to share their experiences and offer hope for hundreds of others. Continue Reading →