AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMedicaid Access: Upcoming federal work-reporting and verification rules could disrupt coverage for Upper Valley residents, warns West Central Behavioral Health, especially people facing rural travel and paperwork barriers. Caregiver Support: NAMI New Hampshire is urging caregivers to take breaks and set boundaries; Dartmouth’s new Family Caregiver Institute aims to offer education, support and access to home health aides. Medicare Choices: Older Granite Staters may face fewer Medicare Advantage plans and higher out-of-pocket costs in 2027 as insurers withdraw coverage in some areas. Maternity Care: A report warns that New Hampshire has lost 11 hospital labor-and-delivery units and five freestanding birth centers, deepening gaps for rural families. AI in Pharmacy: The New Hampshire Board of Pharmacy is proposing rules for artificial intelligence in pharmacy practice.
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