Don’t dismantle the Office of Health Strategy
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The Connecticut governor's budget bill proposes to dismantle the Office of Health Strategy by July 1, 2026, and return to a multi-agency approach to achieving equitable access to healthcare. This move has raised concerns among citizens, particularly in rural areas, who fear it will further damage already distressed and vulnerable communities.
Connecticut's governor has proposed dismantling the Office of Health Strategy. The Office of Health Strategy was established to protect citizens from corporate medicine excesses. It has been effective in holding hearings and imposing fines on healthcare providers. The proposed dismantling has raised concerns among citizens, particularly in rural areas. They fear it will further damage already distressed and vulnerable communities. The Office of Health Strategy has allowed community voices to be heard and recorded.
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