Connecticut General Statutes
Chapter 368dd - Office of Health Strategy
Section 19a-754k. - Health care cost growth and quality benchmarks and primary care spending targets: Regulations.

The executive director may adopt regulations, in accordance with chapter 54, to implement the provisions of section 19a-754a and sections 19a-754f to 19a-754j, inclusive.

(P.A. 22-118, S. 223.)
History: P.A. 22-118 effective May 7, 2022.

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Structure Connecticut General Statutes

Connecticut General Statutes

Title 19a - Public Health and Well-Being

Chapter 368dd - Office of Health Strategy

Section 19a-750 to 19a-754. - Health Information Technology Exchange of Connecticut; definitions; powers of the authority; board of directors; chief executive officer; grants; advisory committee on patient privacy and security; reports. Establishment...

Section 19a-754a. - Office of Health Strategy established.

Section 19a-754b. - Notices to office re sponsor applications to the Food and Drug Administration. Studies of pharmaceutical manufacturers and outpatient prescription drugs. Penalty. Regulations.

Section 19a-754c. - Covered Connecticut program. Waivers. Prior approval. Reports.

Section 19a-754d. - Collection of demographic data re ancestry or ethnic origin, ethnicity, race or primary language. Inclusion in electronic health record systems.

Section 19a-754e. - Health care expansion study. Report.

Section 19a-754f. - Definitions.

Section 19a-754g. - Development, publication and modification of health care cost growth benchmarks, primary care spending targets and health care quality benchmarks.

Section 19a-754h. - Payer reporting requirements. Publication of reports.

Section 19a-754i. - Meetings between payer or provider and executive director. Criteria for identification of entities exceeding health care cost growth benchmark.

Section 19a-754j. - Informational public hearings. Participation by significant contributors. Executive director's report.

Section 19a-754k. - Health care cost growth and quality benchmarks and primary care spending targets: Regulations.