AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMedicaid Fraud Crackdown: DOJ expanded its anti-fraud push with a major Pennsylvania Medicaid home-care bust, prompting bipartisan outrage and renewed focus on stopping money taken from disabled people who rely on the program. Workforce & Training: Delaware County Community College says its low-cost AI and computer science pathways are helping students land higher-growth futures, with internships and job connections built in. Health Care Costs: A new look at long-term care shows costs keep climbing, leaving more families scrambling to pay for nursing homes and home care. RSV Protection for Newborns: With fall RSV season approaching, expectant parents have two main options—maternal vaccination or an antibody shot for the baby after birth—both aimed at reducing infant hospital risk. Measles Update: Pennsylvania’s measles count keeps rising as schools start, with Lancaster County holding a large share of cases and many patients not fully vaccinated. Opioid Prevention: Pennsylvania’s overdose prevention network added its first faith-based recovery partner, expanding access to naloxone and drug testing strips across the state. Food Safety Recall: Kettle Cuisine recalled more than 3,000 Marketside tomato bisque soup kits sold at Walmart due to possible Listeria contamination. Community Health & Safety: County leaders discussed priorities including mental health funding and 911 support, while school-zone traffic violations continue to climb.
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