State protections

Relevant Contact Points in Connecticut

The Minimum Public Data Every Decision Maker Should Have.

Who to call in Connecticut

Connecticut Department of Public Health, Facility Licensing and Investigations Section (FLIS)

The state's health-facility survey and licensing regulator. It licenses, monitors, inspects and investigates complaints against nursing homes, residential care homes, assisted living services agencies, home health and hospice agencies and other institutions, and performs CMS-certification inspections under agreement.

Connecticut Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program (LTCOP)

The independent state body that advocates for residents of nursing homes, residential care homes, and assisted living facilities.

Office of the Attorney General, Government Fraud Section

Investigates and litigates fraud, waste and abuse involving Connecticut tax dollars, including health-care-payment fraud, and supports and advises the CT Long Term Care Ombudsman Program. It also houses the Health Care Advocacy Unit.

Connecticut Office of the Attorney General, Consumer Assistance Unit

The intake line for complaints and requests for informal mediation assistance against businesses, including medical providers and debt collectors, under CUTPA and related consumer-protection law.

Connecticut Attorney General Online Consumer Complaint Form

The public intake channel for filing a CUTPA/consumer-protection complaint against a medical provider, hospital, billing company, or debt collector.

Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) Complaint Center

The general public complaint-intake and business-dispute-resolution channel for the agency housing the CUTPA-administering Commissioner of Consumer Protection. It ensures that businesses comply with consumer laws to prevent deceptive practices and can investigate and take legal action, though it does not provide legal representation for individuals.

Connecticut Department of Banking, Consumer Assistance / Consumer Credit Division

The licensing regulator and complaint intake for consumer collection agencies and creditors under the Creditors' Collection Practices Act.

Office of the Healthcare Advocate (OHA)

Connecticut's independent state health-insurance and hospital-billing consumer-assistance office. It also publishes the statewide hospital financial-assistance directory.

CHOICES (Connecticut SHIP)

A counseling line staffed by regional counselors through the Area Agencies on Aging, offering free Medicare and Medicare-supplement counseling.

Access Health CT

The state exchange's call-center contact for enrollment help on individual and small-group plans.

DPH Facility Licensing and Investigations Section (FLIS)

Licenses and investigates Connecticut's long-term care facilities, including Chronic and Convalescent Nursing Homes, Residential Care Homes, and Rest Homes with Nursing Supervision, and other health care institutions.

Connecticut Office of the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program

The state office through which nursing-home and assisted-living residents' rights complaints are routed and advocated.

Call(860) 424-5200Mail55 Farmington Avenue, Hartford, CT 06105-3730Webportal.ct.gov ↗

Care-facility inspections

How nursing homes and care facilities in Connecticut are inspected, licensed, and held to account.

6 laws · 7 enforcement actions · 4 guides · 2 court decisions

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Predatory medical billing & debt

Connecticut's protections against unfair medical bills and aggressive medical-debt collection.

23 laws · 5 enforcement actions · 1 guide · 2 court decisions

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The laws 23

Health insurance, LTC & Medigap

The rules governing health coverage, long-term-care insurance and Medigap in Connecticut.

14 laws · 13 enforcement actions · 8 guides · 3 court decisions

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The laws 14

Know your rights 8

Orders & settlements 9

Official notices 6

Medical malpractice

An older patient's recourse in Connecticut when a provider causes harm.

15 laws · 5 enforcement actions · 4 guides · 5 court decisions

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The laws 15

Elder financial exploitation

Connecticut's protections against investment-adviser misconduct and financial exploitation of older investors.

2 laws · 13 enforcement actions · 4 guides · 2 court decisions

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Orders & settlements 10

Privacy & data

How an older adult's personal information is protected in Connecticut.

15 laws · 10 enforcement actions · 4 guides · 1 court decision

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The laws 15

Enforcement actions 10

Orders & settlements

None on file yet — the federal backstop still applies.

Age discrimination & caregiver leave

Workplace protections in Connecticut relevant to older workers and the families who care for them.

6 laws · 10 enforcement actions · 11 guides · 6 court decisions

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The laws 6

Know your rights 11

Court decisions 6

Food-service inspections

How the places older Connecticut residents are served meals are inspected.

12 laws · 4 enforcement actions · 9 guides

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The laws 12

Know your rights 9

Court decisions

None on file yet — the federal backstop still applies.

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