Connecticut 2025 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB06595

Introduced
1/24/25  

Caption

An Act Requiring Patients To Have Access To The Internet And Their Personal Cellular Telephone While In The Hospital For Treatment Of A Psychiatric Disability.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CT HB05248

An Act Concerning Internet And Personal Cellular Telephone Access For Patients Of Hospitals For Treatment Of Persons With Psychiatric Disabilities.

CT HB05105

An Act Requiring Hospitals To Have An Urgent Care Center Located Near Their Emergency Department To Care For Patients Who Do Not Require Emergency Medical Services.

CT HB05103

An Act Requiring Improvement In The Treatment Of Persons Who Are Suicidal Or Have Attempted Suicide.

CT HB05200

An Act Concerning Health Care Accessibility For Persons With A Disability.

CT HB05096

An Act Concerning The Authority Of The Probate Court To Order A Person With A Substance Use Disorder Or Psychiatric Disability To Submit To An Involuntary Medical Evaluation And Assisted Outpatient Medical Treatment.

CT HB06645

An Act Requiring Parental Notification Of Certain Events By Facilities Providing Inpatient Psychiatric, Behavioral Health And Substance Abuse Treatment Services To Children.

CT SB00956

An Act Requiring Discharge Standards Regarding Follow-up Appointments And Prescription Medications For Patients Being Discharged From A Hospital Or Nursing Home Facility.

CT SB00279

An Act Concerning Certification For Removable Windshield Placards For Persons Who Are Blind And Persons With Disabilities And The Membership Of The Accessible Parking Advisory Council.

CT HB06797

An Act Concerning Plans For The Treatment Of Workplace Injuries And Illnesses And Establishing Working Groups To Review Access To Medical Records And Partial Disability Payments Under The Workers' Compensation Act.

CT HB05372

An Act Concerning Medicaid Funding For Beds Reserved For Chronic Disease Hospital Patients Who Are Temporarily Transferred To Acute Care Hospitals.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.