AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedicaid Access: A federal judge sided with Connecticut and other states, striking down a rule that narrowed which medically frail people could be exempt from Medicaid work requirements. Attorney General William Tong called it a win against barriers to care. Flu Season: Connecticut has recorded six flu deaths, all among people 55 and older. Cases rose 22% and flu hospitalizations 64% in the latest week; health officials urge vaccination. Food Safety: Miyoko’s plant-based butter, sold in Connecticut, was recalled over possible E. coli, yeast and mold contamination. Wise Wife ground cinnamon was also recalled for elevated lead levels. Hospital Oversight: An independent monitor found Northwell Health and Nuvance compliant with affiliation conditions, while continuing to track Medicaid neurology appointment waits; early results show improvement. Opioid Accountability: A bankruptcy judge rejected Richard Sackler’s bid to block the sale of his Greenwich mansion, which was pledged to help fund the Purdue Pharma family’s $7.4 billion opioid settlement.
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