AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMaternal Health: Two northern New Hampshire organizations received $119,705 to strengthen rural pregnancy and postpartum care, including doula support and services for families affected by substance use. The grants come as maternity wards continue to close across the state. Flu Season: Flu cases are appearing earlier than usual, with Dartmouth Health reporting about two dozen so far. Doctors urge people who can get vaccinated to do so now, since protection takes about two weeks to build. Coverage and Costs: Medicare Advantage plans are set to leave New Hampshire, including plans from CVS Health and BMC Health System, raising concerns for members choosing coverage. A separate study found minimum-wage workers would need 58 weeks of pay to cover a typical hospital stay. Rural Care: Federal health officials have announced $11 million for rural health initiatives in New Hampshire.
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