CT to receive boost of nearly $30M in annual Medicaid funding
Connecticut is getting more money to treat substance use disorders.
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Apr 22, 2022, 2:11 AM
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17h agoConnecticut is getting more money to treat substance use disorders.
It comes in the form of $30 million in annual Medicaid funding.
This will help residents with all kinds of addictions, including alcohol, and prescribed medications.
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