06/03/2026
A recent investigation by CT Mirror and KFF Health News highlights how medical debt continues to impact Connecticut families, often forcing people to navigate lawsuits, financial hardship, and impossible choices after seeking care.
Medical debt is not just a financial issue—it is a health equity issue.
When people delay care because they are worried about the cost, when families struggle to pay for basic needs because of medical bills, and when debt follows someone long after treatment is over, the consequences extend far beyond a hospital visit.
At Health Equity Solutions, we believe that health care should be affordable, accessible, and equitable for everyone. We remain committed to advocating for stronger patient protections, transparent hospital financial assistance programs, and policies that prevent medical debt from pushing families deeper into financial insecurity.
Health care should improve lives—not create lifelong financial burdens.
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Four in 10 US adults have medical or dental debt. CT Mirror and KFF Health News interviewed nearly 40 patients who were sued by providers.