AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSeacoast Care: A proposed 75,000- to 100,000-square-foot medical facility at Newington’s Seacoast Landing could anchor a new commercial hub, though its operator has not been named and the project is still in development. Care at Home: A $20 million gift will launch Dartmouth Health at Home, offering primary and palliative care and support for family caregivers. A pilot near Lebanon is expected to begin enrolling patients in early 2027. Rural Health Funding: New Hampshire is awaiting a federal review that could affect future payments from its roughly $205 million Rural Health Transformation award; continued funding depends on performance and compliance. Medicare Choices: Medicare Advantage options are shrinking in New Hampshire for 2027, with just three carriers statewide and one county lacking a general drug-plan option. People whose plans are ending should compare coverage during open enrollment, which begins Oct. 15. Diabetes Care: An opinion piece urges wider access to continuous glucose monitors, which track blood sugar around the clock and can alert users to highs and lows. Mental Health: A recent national report puts New Hampshire’s adult mental illness rate at 27.7% in 2023–24, among the highest in the country.
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