AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMedicaid Access: New Hampshire providers say looming 2027 work rules are already increasing stress among Granite Advantage patients. Enrollees must document 80 hours a month in work, volunteering or school; estimates suggest up to 29,000 adults could lose coverage. Flu Prevention: Flu is appearing early, with hospital admissions rising across New England. Concord Hospital doctors urge pregnant people to get vaccinated, which also helps protect their babies. Local Health & Safety: Seabrook is considering a ban on synthetic kratom products amid addiction concerns. New Hampshire shoppers should also check for recalled Miyoko’s plant butter over possible mold and E. coli contamination; no illnesses have been reported. Medicare: New Hampshire is among states where at least 40% of Medicare Advantage enrollees were forced to leave plans in 2026, underscoring the importance of reviewing coverage during open enrollment.
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