AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMedicaid Access in WA: Washington says about 11,000 lawfully present immigrants could lose Medicaid coverage starting Oct. 1, with rural providers and emergency rooms bracing for higher demand. Public Charge Lawsuit: New York AG Letitia James and a coalition of states and cities—including Seattle—filed suits to block a Trump administration rule that could deny green cards to immigrants using public benefits like food and healthcare. Nursing Strike in Olympia Fields: Nurses at Prime Healthcare’s Olympia Fields Hospital in Chicago’s south suburbs went on strike after firings tied to concerns about maternal-care cuts and patient access. Gun Violence Plan: Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson unveiled a gun violence prevention plan aimed at breaking down silos between police and the CARE crisis response unit, including expanded nonprofit violence-interruption contracts. EHR Oncology Tech Investment: Seattle-based Hurone AI announced new funding to scale an EHR-integrated oncology navigation tool for academic cancer centers. Local Wellness/Prevention: Kittitas County Public Health is offering free pollution prevention help for small businesses to reduce hazardous waste and protect workers.
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