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Oct 29, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
Property management services for CT DAS Facilities and the CT Department of Public Health’s Dr. Katherine A. Kelly State Public Health Laboratory in Rocky Hill, Connecticut.
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City
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Hartford
County
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Capitol Planning Region
Address
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410 Capitol Ave
Phone Number
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(860) 509-8000
Zip Code
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06134
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Connecticut Department of Public Health
The board discussed and voted to add a summary suspension case regarding Emily A. Caparelli to the agenda. Attorneys for both the Department of Public Health and the respondent presented arguments concerning the proposed summary suspension and a motion for continuance due to lack of notice and access to records. The Department outlined allegations of failure to perform blood glucose monitoring, false documentation of medical records, and practicing outside the scope of practice.
The board discussed rescheduling future meetings to 8:00 a.m. on Thursdays. The primary focus of the meeting was a presentation on state ethics training for public officials. This included comprehensive guidance on gift acceptance policies, managing conflicts of interest, adhering to post-service revolving door restrictions, and regulations surrounding state contracting. Additionally, the board reviewed the processes for seeking ethical guidance and the enforcement procedures for ethics complaints.
Public-sector contacts connected to Connecticut Department of Public Health.
The hearing addressed a petition regarding the respondent's nursing education and clinical training history. Discussions focused on the completion of required program hours and clinical rotations necessary for licensure, specifically in relation to the Medlife Institute nursing program. The panel reviewed various exhibits, including transcripts and letters of recommendation, and heard opening statements and testimony concerning the respondent's qualifications and professional work history.
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