Katy Golvala is a Health Reporter at various esteemed publications, including the Journal Enquirer and Connecticut Mirror. She focuses on a range of topics related to health and wellness, healthcare systems, and public health, often intertwining themes of politics and public policy. Katy's work has been featured in multiple outlets such as MedPage Today and Kaiser Health News, highlighting her commitment to delivering insightful coverage on healthcare issues.
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Katy Golvala's coverage heavily emphasizes local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly in the healthcare sector. She reports extensively on Connecticut-specific legislation, highlighting its impact on health care and related issues.
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By: Katy Golvala
The organizations still have to develop a formal agreement and obtain a “certificate of need,” which is the state's approval process for major health care deals, like hospital mergers and acquisitions. Barwis said details regarding the structure of the deal, including the price the state will pay for the hospital, were not included in the letter of intent.
By: John Moritz, Katy Golvala
An omnibus transportation bill that pushes off Connecticut’s plans to electrify the state’s school and transit bus fleet cleared the House on Wednesday with a 99-51 vote. Officials say the […]
By: Katy Golvala
CT officials decried the 'chaos' and called for stronger state laws protecting doctors—with less than 48 hours to go in legislative session.
By: Katy Golvala
At a press conference Tuesday morning, Gov. Ned Lamont reminded Connecticut residents of state resources available to access information in the wake of federal uncertainty.
By: Katy Golvala
Connecticut elected officials and advocates gathered to decry the “chaos” and encourage — with less than 48 hours to go in the legislative session — the strengthening of state laws that protect reproductive care providers.
Connecticut lawmakers tackled several long-standing healthcare issues during this year's legislative session. Here's what they passed.
By: Katy Golvala
“Not increasing rates is impacting the workforce and access to care,” Rep. Jillian Gilchrest said. “The work’s not done.”
The CT Department of Correction announced a slate of reforms focused on improving the quality of healthcare for people who are incarcerated.
By: Katy Golvala
The Connecticut Department of Correction on Tuesday announced a slate of reforms focused on improving the quality of health care for people who are
By: Jenna Carlesso, Katy Golvala, Noam N. Levey
When Christine Wood received a $12,000 bill from Bristol Hospital, she thought it must be a mistake. It was more than she and her husband made in a month combined.
