AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRural Health Funding: Idaho will receive another $183 million through the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. Emmett’s Valor Health plans to replace its 17-year-old CT scanner and upgrade its electronic health records, helping keep care close to home. Child Mental Health: A $1.2 million federal grant will help the University of Idaho launch a statewide psychiatry access line in 2027, connecting providers with child psychiatrists as families face waits of up to a year. Insurance Enrollment: Your Health Idaho is open for enrollment. Although exchange premiums are rising, subsidies may leave some customers paying the same or less in 2027. Vaccine Rules: A Boise daycare and parents have appealed the dismissal of their challenge to Idaho’s law barring vaccine and other medical mandates in schools, businesses and government. Physician Oversight: A Public Citizen report ranks Idaho among states with the lowest rates of serious disciplinary action by medical boards.
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