AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealth Access & Costs: A Reuters report warns that a new Obamacare crackdown could raise premiums by removing healthier, low-cost enrollees from the market, tightening coverage for the remaining pool. Local Health Policy: D.C. home medical equipment suppliers are pushing back against Medicare competitive bidding, saying a new framework could force DMEPOS companies to downsize or close. Women’s Health: New real-world data on fezolinetant (VEOZAH) links the menopause drug to fewer nighttime awakenings and improved sleep quality. Cardiology Expansion: Raleigh General Hospital added an interventional cardiologist to expand heart care access in Beckley. Public Health & Community: A study finds “sari-sari” stores can function as informal community pharmacies where distance and transport make medicine harder to reach. D.C. Community Spotlight: The city marked Nigerian American Heritage Month, highlighting contributions in medicine, science, tech, and civic life. Nutrition & Safety Net: Connecticut’s SNAP-related $300 grocery gift card rollout is delayed, with only a small share distributed so far.
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