AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMeasles Outbreak: Pennsylvania confirmed its sixth measles-associated death, in Jefferson County, as cases reached 1,467 across 45 counties and hospitalizations rose to 283. The resident was unvaccinated; officials say fewer than 1% of cases have involved vaccinated people. Rural Health Access: Potter County was selected for a national public health leadership program. Local officials hope to develop a plan to improve access to affordable care and create a health-care navigation service. In Warren County, an independent pharmacy is helping fill gaps as rural hospitals face rising costs, staffing shortages and service cuts. Cancer Screening: A new Pennsylvania law requires insurance to cover colon cancer screenings without cost-sharing starting at age 45. Hospital Care: Reading and Pottstown hospitals received 15 Healthgrades awards and ratings for clinical quality, including national honors for Reading’s joint-replacement care.
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