AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSNAP Food Rules Blocked: A federal judge struck down Trump-backed SNAP limits on “unhealthy” foods in five states, saying USDA lacked authority to cut eligible items like soda and sugary foods. Medicare/Medicaid Fraud Crackdown: DOJ announced civil settlements tied to a national health care fraud takedown involving 455 defendants and more than $6.5B in alleged false claims, including cases tied to improper prescribing. LGBTQ+ Long-Term Care Fight: DOJ moved to join a lawsuit challenging New York’s long-term care rules on pronouns and room assignments for LGBTQ+ residents, arguing it violates religious liberty. Idaho Behavioral Health Expansion: Icarus Wellness and Recovery in Boise announced expanded residential inpatient capacity for adults needing mental health and dual-diagnosis treatment. Opioid Treatment Access: SAMHSA published a pharmacist-focused resource on expanding access to FDA-approved medications for opioid use disorder, highlighting buprenorphine. Idaho Falls Crash Update: Idaho State Police reported a fatal four-vehicle crash near US-26 in Bonneville County, killing one and injuring another. Idaho Education Law Changes: New school-related laws take effect July 1, including limits on using taxpayer funds for teachers’ union activities. Public Health Alert: UI Extension issued a pest alert for New World screwworm, urging Idaho livestock producers to watch for early signs and report quickly. Medicare Advantage Disruptions: A new report notes about 1 in 10 Medicare Advantage members could lose plans for 2026, with switching back potentially involving a key Medigap decision. Local Wellness/Community: Twin Falls’ Terra Cotta Park added Masters Grill, a new burger-and-shakes option inside the food and vendor hub.
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