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Twenty-three CT Hospitals Penalized For High Readmission Rates

By Lisa Chedekel | August 13, 2012

Twenty-three Connecticut hospitals will forfeit Medicare funds in the next year under a new federal policy that penalizes hospitals with significant numbers of patients who are readmitted within a month of discharge.

Environmental Health
Water Treatment Plants on the Quinnipiac

Cleaning The Quinnipiac River, One Pollutant At A Time

By Barbara Moran | July 16, 2012

One thing that everyone agrees on: the Quinnipiac River is a lot healthier than it used to be.

Bridgeport
Home health care nurse Tish Allen.

State Lags In Key Home Health Care Measures

By Lisa Chedekel | April 2, 2012

As the Malloy administration seeks to expand home health care options and reduce reliance on nursing homes, a new national report shows Connecticut ranking in the bottom-quarter of states on several key indicators of home health quality, including the percentage of home care patients who show improvement in mobility and who avoid hospitalizations.

Veterans' Health

Agent Orange Woes Draw Attention From Blumenthal, National Vets Group

By Lisa Chedekel | September 27, 2011

Over the years, Andy Gow of Wallingford didn’t know what to make of word that more and more of his former Air Force buddies were being diagnosed with prostate cancer or diabetes. Then, in 2003, he got the news firsthand—he had both diseases – and began to connect the dots.

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