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What is HUSKY?

HUSKY is a free insurance for pregnant women and children.

What does HUSKY cover?

Prenatal and postpartum care, doctor’s visits, hospital care, dental care and check-ups, family planning services, mental health and substance abuse and much more.

If you live in Connecticut, are pregnant, have a child (under 19), or are a parent or caretaker of a child, you may qualify for HUSKY.

To apply for HUSKY, call an office near you:

State of Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS)

1-(855) 626-6632

OR

Apply online by creating a MY ACCOUNT at

www.connect.ct.gov

How to Get Started with ConneCT:

1. Click Create an Account on the main page and the registration page will appear
2. Enter your first and last name
3. Email address is optional
4. Create a unique user ID and Password
5. Select 4 secret questions and answer them
6. Click “user acceptance” box
7. Associate MyAccount to the client ID, if you have a client ID

For technical support, call (877) 874-1612

Avoiding tobacco or nicotine products, alcohol, marijuana, and other drugs is the healthiest option for all individuals. However, we know how difficult it can be to reduce or stop your use. You are not alone and there are resources that can help!

If you are struggling to quit or reduce your use, visit www.quitnow.net/connecticut for support with quitting tobacco or nicotine use including free coaching, a free quit plan, and educational materials.

For support with quitting alcohol, marijuana, or other substance use or for information on Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), contact your healthcare provider or visit https://portal.ct.gov/DMHAS/Programs-and-Services/Women/Womens-and-Childrens-Programs.

Keep all prescribed or unprescribed medications, cannabis/marijuana or other substances out of the reach of children and pets. For secure storage resources visit https://www.drugfreect.org/prescription-drugs/preventing-rx-misuse/safe-storage/. For accidental ingestion, contact your healthcare provider or call your local poison control center at 1-(800) 222-1222, or 911 in an emergency.