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Connecticut HUSKY Health benefits and member guidance

Connecticut's HUSKY Health and DSS pages explain Medicaid and CHIP program categories, covered benefit categories, member handbooks, benefit grids, Quick Guides, member support, care-management links, and home- and community-based service routes.

Connecticut · Active · Implementation Jul 4, 2026

What it is

What changed
The official HUSKY gateway identifies HUSKY Health as Connecticut Medicaid and CHIP coverage for children and adults, including children, parents, relative caregivers, elders, individuals with disabilities, adults without dependent children, and pregnant women. DSS's healthcare page says HUSKY Health encompasses Medicaid and CHIP, lists HUSKY A, B, C, and D categories, and points members to handbooks, care management, provider information, state plan amendments, waivers, application routes, and benefits overview pages. The benefit overview lists common covered categories such as preventive care, doctor visits, long-term services and supports, home health care, hospice, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, and non-emergency transportation for HUSKY A, C, and D members. HUSKY Health member pages provide handbooks, benefit grids, Quick Guides, program identification on the member ID card, and Member Engagement Services contact routes. DSS's HCBS page lists state-plan and waiver community options, including Community First Choice, CHCPE, Katie Beckett, Money Follows the Person, PCA Waiver, and DDS waivers.
Why it matters
Caregivers need a trusted Connecticut navigation layer for what HUSKY category a person is in, where to find benefit details, which member handbook or guide applies, and which official path handles medical, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, transportation, long-term services, or HCBS questions.
Who it touches
Family caregivers, People receiving careHUSKY Health applicants, HUSKY Health members, children, parents, relative caregivers, older adults, disabled people, pregnant people, family caregivers
What it does
Limits or bans a practice, or narrows eligibility; Plans, studies, registries or guidance

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