This Livewire page describes how difficult Connecticut Medicaid can be to understand, even without a cognitive disability. Turn that experience into an accessibility test. Check seven points: find the right program; receive eligibility, service, and rights information in plain language; use an accessible channel; request help or an auxiliary aid; identify the responsible office; receive a dated decision; and understand review or appeal steps. Federal Medicaid rules require program information to be available, timely, in plain language, and accessible to people with disabilities. Whether an exchange complied depends on the request, method, complexity, response, alternatives, and defenses. Confusion, delay, a portal barrier, or denied accommodation can be important evidence, but does not alone prove discrimination, intent, or liability. Build the accessibility record at david-medeiros.com/access-check.