AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEU Policy Push: The European Commission says it will move toward a Europe-wide ban on “conversion practices,” urging member states to outlaw the harmful interventions ahead of IDAHOT. Idaho Health Access: Idaho’s rural hospitals are still squeezed by insurance denials, staffing and housing shortages, and Medicaid reimbursement changes—though a $930M federal rural health grant is meant to help. Workforce & Training: Treasure Valley Community College is opening a $13.8M healthcare education facility to expand nursing capacity and tackle the worker shortage. Local Care Capacity: City on a Hill Behavioral Health Center in North Idaho is using a Kiwanis grant to cut the cost of ADHD testing to $500 per assessment. Wildfire Preparedness: Idaho Power is holding online wildfire and outage-prep meetings for customers, including those with medical needs. Kratom Watch: Kootenai County is considering more nuanced kratom restrictions as neighbors debate similar rules. Community Safety: “Stop the Bleed” training is being offered in Eastern Idaho to help bystanders respond to life-threatening bleeding emergencies.
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