AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRaw Milk Outbreak: Idaho health officials are investigating two raw-milk–linked outbreaks after nearly 60 people reported illness since May 19; 45 tested positive for campylobacteriosis, and investigators are working with two milking operations to identify “batches of concern.” Nursing Home Quality Watch: CMS data show Life Care Center of Boise earned a 5-star rating in Q1 2026, while Lakeside Rehabilitation and Care Center in Coeur d’Alene area received a 1-star rating and $220,832 in fines—highlighting sharp differences in long-term care performance across Idaho. Menstrual Product Study: A new study found 78% of women reported symptom improvements after switching from tampons to a reusable menstrual cup or disc, with benefits reported for cramps, fatigue, headaches, bloating and more. Local Health Policy: Idaho Falls approved a city ordinance banning kratom sales effective July 1, with officials planning an awareness campaign alongside police and schools. Access & Safety: ITD will fully close Sandpoint’s Long Bridge pedestrian path indefinitely due to structural deterioration, while noting the vehicular bridge remains open. Health Care Costs & Coverage: New Medicaid spending figures show rising “Temporary National Codes (Non-Medicare)” claims in Nampa and Rexburg for 2024, reflecting continued growth in certain service categories.
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