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Connecticut will be first state to cancel medical debt for all eligible residents
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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont says the medical debt relief should go into effect by June.
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Connecticut will cancel about $650 million in medical debt for approximately 250,000 residents this year, becoming the first state to do so, Governor Ned Lamont announced on Friday.
Connecticut will become the first state to implement a plan that would cancel medical debt for thousands of people statewide under a state law, according to the...
Connecticut will use funding from the American Rescue Plan Act this year to forgive medical debt for an estimated quarter million state residents, according to Gov. Ned Lamont’s office.
Connecticut will cancel roughly $650 million in medical debt for an estimated 250,000 residents this year, becoming the first state to provide this type of relief, Gov. Ned Lamont announced Friday.
Connecticut Democratic Governor Ned Lamont told ABC News' "Good Morning America" on Friday that the state plans to become the first in the nation to cancel medical debt for eligible residents.The state estimates that 250,000 residents could see approximately $1 billion of medical debt cleared.
Most of the recent public discussions of debt cancellation have dealt with Joe Biden’s seemingly endless efforts to “erase” student debt. In Connecticut, Democratic Governor Ted Lamo...
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