Plain English Breakdown
The bill status shows it was referred to a committee on February 11, 2026, but metadata also states 'Passed Legislature'. The effective date is not provided in the source material.
Equalizing Adult Access to Medicaid
This bill changes rules so that all adults age nineteen and over face the same income limits when applying for HUSKY A, C, or D health programs.
What This Bill Does
- Sets equivalent income eligibility standards for adults aged nineteen and older in HUSKY A, C, and D programs.
- Eliminates consideration of assets when deciding if a person qualifies for these programs.
Who It Names or Affects
- Adults age nineteen and over who apply for HUSKY A, C, or D health care coverage.
Terms To Know
- HUSKY
- The name of Connecticut's state-run programs that provide health insurance coverage, including HUSKY A, C, and D.
- Assets
- Property or money a person owns. This bill removes the requirement to check assets for eligibility in these programs.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not state when the new rules will take effect.
- The source material does not describe specific details about which assets were previously counted or how much money the changes might cost taxpayers.