Connecticut COVID-19 Response
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Assistance and Relief
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4/7/2020
No, virtually every internet provider in Connecticut has pledged to not terminate service and to waive any late fees for both residential and small business customers.
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My professional license is expiring soon. Will there be an extension for recertification?
4/6/2020The Department of Consumer Protection is handling this on a case-by-case basis. NOTE:
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Now that schools are closed, what resources are available for at-home learning for my child?
4/6/2020First, please check with your child’s teacher, with your school district, and with your local public library.
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6/8/2020
Yes. Part-time workers will be paid the amount they typically earn in a two-week period.
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For residents who are homeless, are there safe facilities that will allow for social distancing?
4/6/2020Yes. As of March 28, the Governor approved by Executive Order for agencies of state government to work together to provide emergency housing.
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I am worried about running out of my supply of prescription medication. What should I do?
4/5/2020The answer depends on how you are insured. Examples of this include employer/private coverage, Medicare, and HUSKY Health (Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program, CHIP).
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I have Medicare Part D but I am worried about affording my co-pay. What should I do?
4/5/2020The answer depends on whether you qualify for Medicare only, or have both Medicare and Medicaid (in Connecticut, called HUSKY Health) coverage.
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I have a medical marijuana registration. Will I still be able to get medicine at my dispensary?
4/5/2020Yes. As of March 24, 2020, any expiration date for a patient or caregiver registration that expires before June 1, 2020 is extended by 90 days.
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How much does it cost to be tested for COVID-19?
4/5/2020No, there is no cost to be tested for COVID-19. The Families First Coronavirus Response Act guarantees all Americans can receive free coronavirus testing.
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4/5/2020
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act” or the “CARES Act” provides emergency assistance and health care response