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The state’s $365 million budget deficit dates, in part, to two years ago when Connecticut became the first state to expand medical coverage to low-income adults as an early adopter of federal health care reform.
Medicaid enrollment has soared in Connecticut, and the state is spending more to pay for the taxpayer-funded healthcare program while it has spent less for other human services, according to a new report by the Fiscal Policy Center at Connecticut Voices for Children.
Medicaid enrollment in Connecticut increased 80 percent from about 307,000 to 551,000 between 1997 [...]
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