Archive Article: Accountability Report February 18 2026 Senate President Records - Record 343A3EEF
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By David Medeiros
Video explainer: A clinic board connection and Medicaid payment data
This explainer examines the source record: This article describes a state senator's board connection to Fair Haven Community Health Clinic and connects that affiliation with Medicaid payment data.
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This article describes a state senator's board connection to Fair Haven Community Health Clinic and connects that affiliation with Medicaid payment data.
The source refers to long-term board service, funding-related appearances, and a lobby named in recognition of the senator and his wife.
The page reports more than seventy-seven million dollars in Medicaid payments over six years. This video does not independently verify that total.
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February 18, 2026 – State Senate President Martin M. Looney Has Long-Time Board Connection to Fair Haven Community Health Clinic
State Senator Martin M. Looney is one of the most powerful lawmakers in Connecticut.
He is the President Pro Tempore of the State Senate (the highest-ranking leader in the Senate).
He has held this job for many years and represents the 11th District (New Haven and Hamden).
His Connection to an Agency on the List
Senator Looney has been a long-time board member of Fair Haven Community Health Clinic, Inc.
Fair Haven is on the February 16, 2026 “Confidence v2” list.
It received $77 million in Medicaid payments over 6 years — almost all under one code (T1015 “all-inclusive clinic visit”).
Public records show:
He has served on the Fair Haven board for decades.
The clinic named its new lobby after Senator Looney and his wife Ellen to thank him for helping get state funding.
He has spoken at Fair Haven ribbon-cuttings and helped bring money for their new building.
Senator Looney is an elected official who helps make laws about Medicaid and health care.
Fair Haven is a big Medicaid provider that gets millions of dollars from the same system he helps oversee.
Why This Matters
I am a Medicaid provider and brain injury survivor.
I run ABI Resources to help people with brain injuries live at home.
When a top lawmaker has such a long board connection to a big Medicaid agency, the public should see it.
This is not an accusation. These are public facts from official websites and records.
Fair Haven on the List
NPI 1104803444
$77,000,000+ paid in 6 years
Top code: T1015 (98%+ of payments)
This is the second strong connection between Connecticut elected officials and high-scoring agencies on the list.
(The first was Senator Derek Slap’s paid job at The Village for Families & Children.)
Full Sources (All Public – February 18, 2026)
Senator Looney official bio: senatedems.ct.gov/senator/martin-m-looney/bio
Fair Haven Community Health Care website (board history and lobby naming)
ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer – Fair Haven Form 990s
News articles about funding and ribbon-cutting (2025–2026)
I will update this page if new information comes out.
Related evidence references
Evidence ID DescriptionDate / ReferenceLooney-Official-BioSenator Martin M. Looney official bio confirming President Pro Tempore rolesenatedems.ct.gov/senator/martin-m-looney/bioFair-Haven-Board-History Fair Haven Community Health Clinic board history and lobby naming after Looney and wifefairhavencommunityhealth.orgFair-Haven-Funding-News News articles on Looney helping secure state funding and ribbon-cuttings2025–2026 local news reports ProPublica-Form-990 Fair Haven Form 990 filings showing $77M+ Medicaid payments over 6 years ProPublica Nonprofit ExplorerConfidence-v2-List Fair Haven ranked on February 16, 2026 “Confidence v2” list State-published list Medicaid-Payment-Data $77,000,000+ in T1015 payments to Fair Haven (NPI 1104803444)Public Medicaid payment records
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