Keep NECT Healthy

The cuts proposed in Governor Malloy’s fiscal 2014-2015 budget will force Day Kimball Healthcare to limit access to services — for Medicaid patients in particular. They will stall our efforts to build an integrated medical services network centered around primary care doctors who deliver coordinated care in convenient locations throughout our region. They will hurt our ability to recruit new physicians who would increase access to care. And they will likely mean a reduction in our workforce. We cannot allow this to happen.

We need your help to gain Hartford’s attention. Please contact the legislators who serve Northeast Connecticut and share your concerns that this budget cannot be approved in its current form.

Visit our special website keepNECThealthy.org to send your state legislators an automated email, and learn more about this important issue. Please contact your legislators today!

To keep informed on this issue, come back to this webpage for updated links to related news articles and other Day Kimball Healthcare messages.

Informative Links:

• Read Bob Smanik’s opinion editorial from The Bulletin on March 19, 2013: Smanik: Budget cuts jeopardize health care delivery 
• Hear Bob Smanik, Dr. Marc Cerrone and NECT Chamber Executive Director Betti Kuszaj talk about potential impact of hospital cuts: WINY Interview March 12, 2013 

Current Advertising Messages:

• Budget Cuts Impact Print Ad
• Budget Cuts Impact Radio Ad