Big changes are coming and we want to work together with you on letting the HUSKY D population know about them. Scan the QR code and register for the Oct. 22 webinar. #medicaidmatters #huskyhealth
We've been working with the @cthosp on materials to keep people informed about the upcoming HUSKY D work rules. Their resources are below and ours are here: portal.ct.gov/dss/all-progra…
HUSKY D #Medicaid resources to educate patients and providers ➡ Download all current and future materials 🔗 cthosp.org/huskyd
📣 HUSKY D Messaging Starter Kit: Now available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese
📣 Outreach and Education Guide for coordinated communication
Got questions about how to meet the new Medicaid work requirements? We got you. There are many ways to get your hours, including working, volunteering, or going to school half-time.
We can help make sure you’re on track to keep your coverage. medicaidmattersct.org
Sign up for our Oct. 22 webinar on the big changes to SNAP and HUSKY D. #medicaidmattersct
Worried about the new Medicaid work rules? We’re here for you. Get free help to know whether the changes apply to you—and if they do, how to meet them.
Let’s work together to keep you covered. Visit MedicaidMattersCT.org
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HUSKY D #Medicaid resources to educate patients and providers ➡ Download all current and future materials 🔗 cthosp.org/huskyd
📣 HUSKY D Messaging Starter Kit: Now available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese
📣 Outreach and Education Guide for coordinated communication
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Prepare now to keep your HUSKY D Health coverage in 2027 👉 New federal Medicaid rules starting this January mean some HUSKY D members may 1️⃣ need to report work, school, volunteer, or other activities, and 2️⃣ renew coverage every six months. Learn more 🔗 ct.gov/hr1help
Beginning August 4th, the Department of Social Services has partnered with the state’s Community Action Agencies (CAA) to distribute the one-time $300 grocery card to those who have lost their SNAP benefits due to federal work rules eligibility changes.
Please be advised we are experiencing multiple system issues and will not be able to serve you today, July 30.
We apologize for the inconvenience and will update our website as soon as the systems are restored.
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🌟 Happy National Developmental Disability Professionals Day! 🌟Today, the State of Connecticut shines a light on the incredible, compassionate, and dedicated professionals who support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities across our communities -thank you!
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We joined @SenBlumenthal, the @ctdss, the @CTHealthCenters, and others at our Susan Walkama Family Health & Wellness Center in #HartfordCT today as part of Senator Blumenthal’s efforts to highlight strategies to protect and expand access to Medicaid.
SCAM ALERT: This is a scam call DSS clients have been receiving. The latest came from 877-603-5515. The numbers change but the scam is the same. How can I tell it's a scam?
We aren’t DHS.
That's not a DSS CT phone number.
Trying to create a sense of urgency, do it immediately!
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Last month we co-hosted a webinar with the @ctdss about important updates to SNAP and Medicaid benefits. If you are a provider and missed it, no worries! You can catch up on everything here: youtube.com/watch?v=aimawvgP…
DSS is working with CAAs to distribute the one-time $300 grocery card to those who have lost their SNAP benefits due to recent changes in the rules of eligibility. Details of what you will need to do to access this benefit are being determined.
When this benefit is available we will let the public know how they can request it. If you need immediate food assistance, visit 211ct.org or ctfoodshare.org .





















