AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoMedical Debt: New Mexico House Democrats propose spending $2 million over three years to buy up and erase an estimated $200 million in medical debt, potentially helping 100,000 to 160,000 residents. Medicaid Coverage: New Mexico joined three other states in suing to block federal Medicaid work requirements, arguing the threat to cut all federal funding coerces states. The rules are set to begin Jan. 1, 2027, unless a court intervenes. Hospital Disruption: A cyberattack forced UNM Health to close clinics and divert patients, disrupting care at New Mexico’s only trauma center. Respiratory Season: Flu activity is rising sharply in New Mexico as the season begins, putting added focus on prevention and access to care. Dental Access: A free two-day dental clinic in Albuquerque offered residents a chance to get care at no cost.
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