More than 80% of 969 respondents to an anonymous survey reported delaying abortion care because of costs, according to Connecticut Public reporting published by CT Mirror on October 13.
The reported research was conducted by Trinity College students with the REACH Fund of Connecticut. The account says delays were reported among uninsured respondents and many respondents with public or private insurance.
The project urged greater support for care and associated expenses, including transportation, childcare and missed work. Advocates quoted by the outlet described logistical and out-of-pocket costs that can persist despite insurance coverage.
These findings describe the survey respondents. This brief does not treat them as a representative estimate for all Connecticut patients or provide medical guidance. The underlying research page could not be independently retrieved during this check.