Connecticut (CT)

What the state has obligated, by initiative

• ›Initiative 1: Population Health Outcomes$13,918,233

  Capital Expenditures and Infrastructure · $2,000,000

  • Minor renovations and facility modifications to support implementation of Adult 23-Hour Crisis Stabilization Units$2,000,000

  Consumer Tech Solutions · $500,000

  • Digital literacy, telehealth access, and technology support for older adults and individuals with disabilities$500,000

  Prevention of Chronic Disease · $10,201,000

  • Exercise, fall prevention, and healthy aging programming for older adults$201,000
  • In seed funding for container farms, vertical farms, aquaponics, and other sustainable farming models$3,000,000
  • Outdoor recreation infrastructure and trail accessibility improvements$7,000,000

  Training and Technical Assistance · $520,000

  • Program evaluation, sustainability planning, cost-savings analysis, and marketing support for the Family Bridge program$520,000

  Program Administration Expense · $697,233

  • Salaries and wages, fringe benefits, travel, supplies, and program administration support$697,233
• ›Initiative 2: Workforce$12,000,000

  Workforce · $12,000,000

  • Rural provider incentives, workforce training, residency development, and workforce pipeline expansion$10,500,000
  • Rural healthcare workforce pipeline development, rural clinical rotations, provider retention, and workforce tracking activities$1,500,000
• ›Initiative 3: Data and Technology$8,211,972

  IT Advances · $6,900,000

  • Health information exchange, predictive analytics, telehealth, cybersecurity, bed capacity tracking, AI-powered care management, remote monitoring, and digital health tools$6,900,000

  Program Administrative Expense · $1,311,972

  • Salaries and wages, fringe benefits, travel, supplies, and program administration support$1,311,972
• ›Initiative 4: Care Transformation and Stability$104,282,109

  Appropriate Care Availability · $16,324,994

  • Hospital transformation and right-sizing activities not related to renovations or electronic medical records (EMR) replacement$6,124,994
  • Mobile health and community care services supporting rural access to care$9,700,000
  • Community health navigator services supporting health promotion, care coordination, and home visits for rural residents with access barriers$500,000

  Behavioral Health · $11,189,523

  • Autism spectrum disorder consultation, school-based mental health support, psychiatric consultation, and clinical guidance services$3,789,523
  • School-based behavioral health services, telehealth coordination, trauma-informed training, and mental health support$3,800,000
  • Mental health expansion for adults$3,600,000

  Capital Expenditures and Infrastructure · $20,372,236

  • Rural hospital infrastructure improvements, right-sizing initiatives, facility upgrades, and minor renovations$20,372,236

  Fostering Collaboration · $1,200,000

  • Regional stakeholder coordination, community engagement, service provider collaboration, and implementation support$1,200,000

  Innovative Care · $1,406,204

  • Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) program design, analytics, rate-setting, and implementation support for integrated care services for older adults$1,406,204

  IT Advances · $19,502,771

  • Electronic medical record replacement and hospital system modernization activities$15,192,336
  • Hospital transformation and right-sizing activities not related to renovations or EMR replacement$4,310,435

  Provider Payments · $7,014,680

  • Provider practice transformation, Person-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) certification support, value-based care implementation, and care delivery improvement activities$7,014,680

  Training and Technical Assistance · $26,558,857

  • Practice transformation, behavioral health integration, electronic health record (EHR) adoption support, and technical assistance for value-based care implementation$2,465,321
  • Practice transformation, technical assistance, care model implementation support, EHR adoption, and value-based care readiness$7,067,305
  • Dental practice transformation, EHR upgrades, mobile dental service coordination, and technical assistance support$2,823,000
  • Practice transformation, technology implementation support, and value-based care readiness activities$6,904,547
  • Rural hospital transformation, integrated care network planning, feasibility analysis, and technical assistance support$5,298,684
  • Value-based payment model design, payment reform strategy, and implementation support for primary care, maternal health, behavioral health, and dental care$2,000,000

  Program Administration Expense · $712,844

  • Salaries and wages, fringe benefits, travel, supplies, and program administration support specific to Initiative 4$712,844
• ›Program Operations$13,408,358

  Prevention of Chronic Disease · $3,203,161

  • Nurse home visiting and community health worker support for families with newborns across all initiatives$4,480,000

  Program Administration Expense · $3,203,161

  • Salaries and wages, fringe benefits, travel, supplies, and program administration support$1,153,161
  • Program management, performance measurement, reporting framework development, and outcome monitoring$2,050,000