Again, we still have work to do to make improvements, but there is no question that certainly when people actually step up and figure out how to make it work, as in Connecticut, both in terms of cost and access, I think we can point to real tangible results.
Joe Courtney: “Again, we still have work to do to make improvements, but there is no question that certainly when people actually step…”
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Courtney emphasizes the need for improvements in healthcare while acknowledging progress in Connecticut.
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