AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMeasles Watch: Colorado confirmed measles in a Weld County infant too young to be vaccinated, as a nationwide resurgence puts the U.S. at risk of losing its measles-elimination status. Hospital Care: Broomfield approved a UCHealth hospital and medical office campus, moving forward a long-delayed project; the city expects a negative annual financial impact. In the Pikes Peak region, a new neonatal transport team will bring advanced care to infants. Coverage Debate: Colorado’s Medicaid costs are fueling a proposal to end health coverage for immigrant children, while backers of a voter-approved tax measure say new revenue could help restore health care cuts. Veteran Wellness: A Grand Junction psychiatrist says veterans leaving military service can struggle with isolation and losing a sense of connection; he urges them to seek support. Seasonal Safety: Grand Junction orthopedic experts are offering a free seminar on strength, balance and injury prevention as ski season begins.
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