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Friends and Neighbors,
This
week, the Connecticut Insurance Department will hold hearings on
proposed rate hikes requested by Connecticut’s largest health insurers —
Anthem, ConnectiCare and Aetna. Plans administered by these companies
cover thousands of Connecticut workers and their families, and their
average requested increases are as high as 28 percent. The Insurance Department has the authority to accept or reject the rates.
The
hearings on Wednesday, August 3, and Thursday, August 4, will give you
opportunities to testify on how these rate hikes would affect you and
your family.
Please find information on the hearings below:
The
hearings will be held at 153 Market Street, 7th Floor, Hartford. There
is validated parking for visitors using the Morgan Street Garage, 155 Morgan Street, Hartford.
If you are unable to attend, you can also submit public comment on each rate increase request here.
As always, please do not hesitate to contact my office if you have any concerns about this issue or any other state matter.
Sincerely,
Doug Dubitsky
State Representative
47th District
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