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Connecticut: Have You Called 911 for Help? Tell Us About Your Experience.

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By Cassandra Garibay Verified, Jenna Carlesso Verified
| ProPublica
Have you called 911 for a medical emergency in Connecticut? ProPublica and The Connecticut Mirror, two nonprofit newsrooms, are examining emergency medical services in the state and want to hear from those who have had firsthand experiences seeking care. We would like to learn more about your story and if you faced a long wait for emergency care to arrive. We know people in some towns have had to wait up to 20 minutes for an ambulance, but the numbers don’t show what happens as time drags.
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Do You Work or Volunteer for Connecticut’s Emergency Medical Services? We Want to Hear From You.

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By Cassandra Garibay Verified, Jenna Carlesso Verified
| ProPublica
ProPublica and The Connecticut Mirror, two nonprofit newsrooms, are examining the state’s emergency medical services and what it takes to provide lifesaving care across the state. If you work or volunteer for emergency medical services in Connecticut, we need your help.
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Health insurers are seeking rate hikes again. Here’s what to know

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By Jenna Carlesso Verified
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
As many residents worry about the price of gas, groceries, housing and other necessities, Connecticut insurers are proposing double-digit rate increases for state-regulated health plans next year. Carriers are seeking a 16.2% average rate increase for individual policies and 17.8% for small group plans. The policies cover about 220,000 people — 157,000 with individual plan coverage and 63,000 with small group plans. Here’s what to know about the proposed rate hikes.
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