AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedicaid: A new report says Health First Colorado covers more service categories than typical private plans, including non-emergency rides and long-term nursing care. Starting in 2027, some adults may also face monthly work or activity requirements, so members should watch for official notices. Patient Safety: A federal appeals court revived a Colorado Springs woman’s malpractice claim over a nurse practitioner’s dismissal of a breast lump later found to be cancerous. Flood Health: After severe Four Corners flooding, residents face lingering risks from sewage-tainted water and damaged infrastructure. Vaccines: A study led by a CU Anschutz researcher found medical assistants discuss vaccines in about half of pediatric visits, but often lack training in how to do so. Insurance: Open enrollment for 2027 coverage begins Nov. 1; Coloradans shopping for plans should check Connect for Health Colorado for deadlines and options. Respiratory Illness: El Paso County reported an early rise in flu cases as public health officials monitor seasonal illnesses.
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