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in committee · Connecticut · Senate Feb 4, 2026

SB 37: AN ACT ELIMINATING THE APPLICATION FEE FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS SEEKING LICENSURE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND CAPPING THE LICENSURE FEE FOR SUCH PROFESSIONALS AT TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.

SB 37 eliminates the application fee for health care professionals (such as doctors, nurses, and allied health workers) seeking licensure through the Department of Public Health and caps the total licensure fee at $200. This directly affects individuals applying for or renewing their state licenses to practice in health care roles. The bill removes the current application fee and ensures no professional pays more than $200 for the full licensure process. The change lowers upfront costs for health care professionals entering or maintaining their practice in the state.
Sub-Topics Medical Licensing Public Health Tags Licensing