AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMeasles Watch: New York reported 28 confirmed measles cases in 2026 (6 in NYC, 22 elsewhere) as school starts approach, with officials warning about possible exposures after activity in nearby states and Ontario. Mental Health Access: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan says it will stop covering limited-licensed mental and behavioral health providers in private practice starting March 1, drawing backlash from clinicians who warn it could shrink the workforce and limit care. Price Transparency Push: A new poll finds 88% of Americans want hospitals and providers to publicly disclose healthcare prices before treatment. SNAP Drop: SNAP enrollment fell more than 13% year over year, with advocates pointing to paperwork and administrative hurdles as people lose coverage. Medicare Drug Policy Debate: Analysts warn Medicare’s IRA drug price controls could lead to tighter utilization management and higher long-term costs. Food Safety: A Chicago lawsuit alleges a Wendy’s meal delivered via DoorDash caused a Campylobacter infection and more than $93,000 in medical bills. Public Health Threats: USDA and partners are tracking the return of New World screwworm, though officials say the risk of an outbreak is currently low. Healthcare Coverage Costs: Disney will stop covering spouses’ medical insurance starting in 2027 for employees who can get coverage elsewhere, potentially widening gaps for some families.
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