Connecticut Agrees To Raise Medicaid Reimbursement Rates For Community Health Centers

Connecticut announced an agreement with its 17 community health centers (CHCs) for a three-year plan that will phase in rate increases totaling approximately $80 million by June 30, 2028. The deal clarifies the process for CHCs to request rate adjustments based on the scope of services they offer, and authorizes collaboration between the state and the centers to develop alternative payment models.

"These investments will position the community health centers to lead in value-based care, improve patient outcomes, and community health,” said Andrea Barton Reeves, Connecticut Department of Social Services Commissioner. “The Federally Qualified Health Centers are essential . . .