AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWorkplace mental health: Kevin Love Fund and NAMI launched “Real Talk: Strength in Seeking Support,” a free lesson for teen athletes aimed at destigmatizing mental health and building team cultures that make it easier to ask for help. Care quality & access: Priority Health earned top NCQA ratings across Medicare, Medicaid and commercial plans, including 4.5-star Medicare and 4-star Medicaid in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. Connected home monitoring: Tenovi was named 2026 Company of the Year by the Connected Health & Safety Association for remote monitoring that helps care teams spot issues between visits. Maternal health spotlight: Nova Scotian mothers are calling for more resources after delays in perinatal anxiety and depression support. Youth behavioral health capacity: Central Oregon plans a 16-bed youth mental health facility in Redmond to reduce crisis ER stays and out-of-region travel. Health system affordability: Penn Medicine and Independence Blue Cross are creating a company to open regional ambulatory surgery centers to cut costs. Public health & preparedness: Local shelters report flooding-driven capacity strain, while health departments urge families to build emergency plans. Global wellness & innovation: UVM won a $19M NSF grant to build a connectomics observatory to accelerate brain research.
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