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Mark Masselli

Mark Masselli

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Host, Conversations on Health Care

Middletown

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Total articles 4

  • OP-ED | Make Telehealth Available to All In Connecticut Now

    By Mark Masselli| CT News Junkie Verified Sometimes disease is fought with medical interventions such as surgery, injections, vaccines, or pharmaceuticals. But the coronavirus is different. If we ultimately succeed in slowing or stopping this global pandemic, we will do so with what some might consider a far less “glamorous” set of interventions. The heroes in this fight, if they emerge, will be public health experts, operations teams in health centers, and perhaps state officials and insurers.

    By Mark Masselli · CT News Junkie

    Mar. 12, 2020

  • Looking back on Woodstock - the musical event that defined a generation and made me a better person

    By Mark Masselli| Hartford Courant Verified By Mark Masselli Hartford Courant | Aug 18, 2019 | 6:00 AM In this Aug. 16, 1969 file photo, thousands of music fans are packed around the stage in a field near Bethel, N.Y., at the Woodstock Music & Art Fair. (Marty Lederhandler/AP file photo) (Marty Lederhandler / AP) It was Aug. 14, 1969, and I was waiting for my ride at the top of the dead-end street where I grew up in Middlefield, a town where cows outnumbered people.

    By Mark Masselli · Hartford Courant

    Aug. 18, 2019

  • OP-ED | Make Telehealth Available to All In Connecticut Now

    By Mark Masselli| CT News Junkie Verified Sometimes disease is fought with medical interventions such as surgery, injections, vaccines, or pharmaceuticals. But the coronavirus is different. If we ultimately succeed in slowing or stopping this global pandemic, we will do so with what some might consider a far less “glamorous” set of interventions. The heroes in this fight, if they emerge, will be public health experts, operations teams in health centers, and perhaps state officials and insurers.

    By Mark Masselli · CT News Junkie

    Mar. 12, 2020

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Conversations on Health Care

Conversations on Health Care is a radio show about the opportunities for reform and innovation in the health care system.

'+1 860-347-6971

Founded: 2009