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Dental assistant Michele Vincent sets out oral instruments ahead of a patient consultation in Wallingford, Connecticut on April 2, 2026. For 34 years, she's held instruments inside patients' mounts, tasks that over time have led to the middle finger in her right hand to get stuck, causing daily pain. A cortisone shot has helped in the past, but its effects have worn off. Vincent has chosen to not get another shot because of facility fees she was charged the previous time totaling at $924.82.
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CT tried to control hospital fees. Patients say they're still blindsided and wary of seeking care
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Revenue from hospital facility fees has grown in recent years, even as Connecticut has tried to rein in charges for routine treatment.
Gardener Janet Cemanes snips away at a fully bloomed rose bush in the Elizabeth Park Rose Garden on May 5, 2026.
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In Hartford, thousands of flowers bloom at country’s oldest public rose garden
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Tremont Flats resident Tiana Grant with her daughter, Kendall Grant, outside the newly opened apartments in Meriden on June 16, 2024.
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A former player piano factory in Meriden is now home to dozens of affordable apartments
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Dr. John Brancato, an emergency doctor at Connecticut Children’s, discusses preventing common summer injuries for children. He is joined by Stewie The Duck; the Stew Leonard III Water Safety Foundation mascot.
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CT children face heightened summer safety risk, close monitoring can prevent accidents, experts say
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