Connecticut HB05370 establishes a five-year medical respite pilot program for homeless persons.
Connecticut HB05370 mandates the establishment of a five-year medical respite pilot program for homeless individuals. The Commissioner of Social Services, in consultation with the Commissioner of Public Health, will select four cities based on community need and existing infrastructure. The program aims to decrease hospital admissions and other health care costs for persons served. A planning group, including representatives from local hospitals and nonprofit organizations, will design the program.
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