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Connecticut insurers agree to steps to keep hospital beds available amid health crisis

December 14, 2022 Reprints

To keep hospitals from being overwhelmed during this peak season of respiratory illness, Connecticut insurance regulators have negotiated a pre-authorization waiver for short-term hospital stays for around 484,000 insured residents, reports CT News Junkie. The waiver will expedite the discharge of patients who are ready for an alternative level of care.

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Connecticut insurers agree to steps to keep hospital beds available amid health crisis

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