All Bills - Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00273

Introduced
1/21/15  
To require fairness for families in Medicaid eligibility and reimbursement determinations.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00274

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
To allow patients or families access to Medicaid applications completed by skilled nursing facilities.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00275

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
To apply the same medical assistance payment guidelines to participants of the Connecticut home-care program for the elderly as applies to institutionalized persons.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00276

Introduced
1/21/15  
To define inaccessible assets for Medicaid eligibility purposes.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00277

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
To provide greater assistance to seniors with institutionalized spouses.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00278

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
To allow community spouses of institutionalized Medicaid recipients sufficient funds to live independently in the community.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00279

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
To improve the cost-effective delivery of human services and make sure such services only are given to those in need.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00280

Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Report Pass
2/26/15  
Report Pass
2/26/15  
Refer
3/6/15  
Refer
3/6/15  
Report Pass
3/12/15  
To study programs offered by the Department of Social Services to determine program efficacy and needs.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00281

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Report Pass
2/26/15  
Refer
3/6/15  
To study whether nursing homes are sufficient in number and services to meet long-term care needs.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00282

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Report Pass
2/26/15  
Refer
3/6/15  
To study whether long-term care programs and planning are sufficient to meet the need for such services.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00283

Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Report Pass
2/26/15  
Report Pass
2/26/15  
Refer
3/6/15  
To study the Medicaid program to determine whether any changes are needed.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00284

Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
To provide Medicaid coverage for chiropractic services.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00285

Introduced
1/21/15  
Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
To expand patient rights regarding transfers within a long-term care facility.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00286

Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Refer
2/25/15  
Refer
2/25/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Refer
3/13/15  
Refer
3/13/15  
Report Pass
3/19/15  
Report Pass
3/19/15  
Refer
3/31/15  
Report Pass
4/7/15  
Report Pass
4/8/15  
Refer
5/5/15  
Refer
5/5/15  
Report Pass
5/11/15  
Report Pass
5/11/15  
Report Pass
5/13/15  
To provide funding for home modifications and assistive technology devices to allow individuals to age in place in a setting of their choice.
CT

Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00287

Introduced
1/21/15  
Refer
1/21/15  
Refer
2/4/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Report Pass
3/5/15  
Refer
3/17/15  
Refer
3/17/15  
Report Pass
3/24/15  
Report Pass
3/24/15  
Refer
3/31/15  
Refer
3/31/15  
Report Pass
4/7/15  
Report Pass
4/7/15  
Report Pass
4/8/15  
Report Pass
4/8/15  
Engrossed
5/6/15  
Engrossed
5/6/15  
Report Pass
5/7/15  
Chaptered
5/28/15  
Enrolled
6/1/15  
Enrolled
6/1/15  
To investigate alternative sources of funding to provide nutritional services for senior citizens.

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