AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMedicaid Work Rules in Focus: New Mexico Health Care Authority says federal changes tied to “work or activity” requirements could lead about 89,000 Medicaid recipients to lose coverage, with notices going out to more than 230,000 people and help resources available through the Department of Workforce Solutions. Public Health Data Dispute: The CDC is excluding two Pennsylvania measles-associated deaths from its national tally, a move tied to a political fight over how deaths are counted. Drug Enforcement Oversight: A U.S. House oversight probe is seeking records from New Mexico’s attorney general about DEA fentanyl “walking” tactics used during wiretap investigations. Animal Health Update: USDA lifted New Mexico’s restricted New World screwworm infested zone after no new detections, easing livestock movement rules. Community Health Infrastructure: Shiprock opened a new First Responders Substation meant to centralize medical, fire, rescue, law enforcement and emergency management services.
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