Connecticut: AI health lawsYour state
8 entries on the map: 6 in force and 2 enacted and not yet in force (main duties begin Jan. 1, 2027).
Connecticut's AI health rules are mostly privacy laws exempting HIPAA covered entities; those naming AI apply to insurers and bind state plan carriers and AI companion operators.
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A Feb. 25, 2026, Attorney General memorandum says antidiscrimination, privacy and trade practices laws reach AI in health care and insurance. Under the Connecticut Data Privacy Act and a 2023 amendment, non-HIPAA businesses need consent to process or sell health data, and SB 1295 has required privacy notices since July 1, 2026, to say whether personal data train large language models. Bulletin MC-25, issued Feb. 26, 2024, expects insurers to govern AI under a written program. A State Comptroller policy for state employee and Partnership plans, announced Sept. 16, 2026, with no start date, bars adverse determinations and downcoding by AI alone and requires carriers and providers to disclose AI that materially assists with, interacts with or recommends a benefit or service. From Jan. 1, 2027, SB 5 requires AI companion operators to refer users expressing suicide or self-harm to crisis resources.
Dates ahead
- Jan. 1, 2027SB 5, Public Act 26-15, An Act Concerning Online SafetyClinical decision and chatbot limits
Payer and utilization review AI
Bulletin No. MC-25, Use of Artificial Intelligence Systems by Insurers
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Office of the State Comptroller, AI protections for the State Employee Health Plan and the Partnership Plan
Also relevant here: Office of the Attorney General, Memorandum: The Application of Existing Laws to Artificial Intelligence to Protect Connecticut Residents (under data and privacy).
Patient disclosure of AI use
Also relevant here: Office of the State Comptroller, AI protections for the State Employee Health Plan and the Partnership Plan (under payer and utilization review AI); SB 5, Public Act 26-15, An Act Concerning Online Safety (under clinical decision and chatbot limits).
Clinical decision and chatbot limits
SB 5, Public Act 26-15, An Act Concerning Online Safety
Mental health AI
Also relevant here: SB 5, Public Act 26-15, An Act Concerning Online Safety (under clinical decision and chatbot limits).
Data and privacy
SB 6, Public Act 22-15, An Act Concerning Personal Data Privacy and Online Monitoring (Connecticut Data Privacy Act)
SB 3, Public Act 23-56, An Act Concerning Online Privacy, Data and Safety Protections
Office of the Attorney General, Memorandum: The Application of Existing Laws to Artificial Intelligence to Protect Connecticut Residents
SB 1295, Public Act 25-113, An Act Concerning Broadband Internet, Gaming, Social Media, Online Services and Consumer Contracts
SB 4, Public Act 26-64, An Act Concerning Consumer Privacy and Protection
Also relevant here: Office of the State Comptroller, AI protections for the State Employee Health Plan and the Partnership Plan (under payer and utilization review AI).
What applies to me in Connecticut: physician, practice owner, hospital.
Federal law also applies in every state: see federal law and policy.
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