AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaternal Care Warning: A new Baltimore-area report says a “maternal healthcare cliff” is coming as 52% of Medicaid moms expect to lose coverage during eligibility redeterminations, with leaders citing delayed prenatal/postpartum care and continuity breakdowns. Student Loan Fight: Democratic-led states, including Maryland, sued the U.S. Department of Education over a rule that narrows who qualifies for higher federal loan caps for professional degrees—aimed at healthcare fields—arguing it could worsen workforce shortages. Drug Affordability: Maryland’s Prescription Drug Affordability Board voted to cap what state and local governments pay for Ozempic, projecting about $5.8 million in annual savings. Heat & Kids: Johns Hopkins pediatric ER doctors urged parents to watch for heat illness signs and to slow down, hydrate, and cool kids in air-conditioned spaces. Local Health Ops: CMS gave Autumn Lake Healthcare at Glen Burnie a 2-star rating for Q1. Public Safety: Court documents describe a harrowing Prince George’s County crime spree tied to a charged suspect.
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