State of Connecticut Office of the Healthcare Advocate

08/30/2026

Billing mistakes happen more often than you might think, and they can be costly if left unaddressed. If something on your Medicare bill or explanation of benefits doesn't seem right, don't assume it's correct. The Office of the Healthcare Advocate is here to help review concerns, answer questions, and work toward a resolution.

08/28/2026

If your child is receiving behavioral health services through the state, you may also have commercial insurance benefits available that you are not using. OHA works with Connecticut families to identify and access those benefits, so your child gets the care they need through every avenue available.

08/25/2026

Preventive care should help protect your health, not leave you with unexpected bills. If you receive a medical bill that doesn't seem right, the Office of the Healthcare Advocate can help you understand your benefits and work toward a resolution.

07/29/2026

Don't let a billing error take money out of your pocket. If you received a bill you don't think you should have to pay, contact us. We can review it and help you determine next steps. Learn more at www.CT.gov/OHA.

07/27/2026

OHA is always on your side. If you are denied, you have options. Visit www.CT.gov/OHA to learn more about our services and contact us today.

07/25/2026

Q: I got a letter saying my insurance company denied my claim. What should I do?
A: Do not ignore a denial letter. You have the right to appeal, and we can help. Visit www.CT.gov/OHA to connect with our team

07/24/2026

If your health insurance claim is denied, you do not have to accept that answer. Connecticut residents have the right to appeal and OHA's team of attorneys, nurses, and paralegals can guide you through every step, free of charge. Learn more at www.CT.gov/OHA

07/21/2026

Some health insurers are now using artificial intelligence to review and deny claims. If a claim that was previously approved is suddenly reversed or retracted, OHA can investigate and advocate on your behalf. Do not accept an unexpected denial. Visit www.CT.gov/OHA

07/17/2026

Connecticut law requires health insurers to cover mental health treatment the same way they cover physical health care. If your insurer denied a behavioral health claim or limited your mental health visits, you may have grounds for an appeal. Learn about your rights at www.CT.gov/OHA

07/16/2026

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Need help with your health insurance? The Office of the Healthcare Advocate (OHA) is here for you—at no cost. We can help you understand your health benefits, fight denied claims, and deal with insurance companies. Our team understands the system and is there to help when you need support. We can ...