AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRural Health & Workforce: Wyoming’s health care workforce gaps are getting attention through new programming, partnerships, and outreach efforts aimed at expanding coverage where it’s hardest to staff. Medicare Advantage Watch: Medicare Advantage plans are shrinking, with Wyoming among states where terminated plans hit 60%+ in KFF research—seniors may need to re-shop coverage. Rural Care Funding: Wyoming is directing rural health funds to critical access hospitals and EMS, while a rural health panel divvies $205M in federal funds for Wyoming health care. Public Health & Safety: Hunters are being urged to plan for chronic wasting disease and increased bear activity as archery season nears, with CWD sampling rules varying by area. Wildlife & Health Risks: WGFD investigated a bear attack on Teton Pass; officials say bear spray and preparedness matter as bears become more active in late summer. Policy & Costs: A commentary flags private equity’s growing role in rural Wyoming hospitals, warning it can raise prices without improving care. Community Health Events: Ivinson Memorial Hospital’s Walk with a Doc and other support groups highlight local options for stress, trauma, and addiction recovery.
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