AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaternal & Infant Care Funding: Cape Fear Valley Health won a $1.6M Duke Endowment grant to expand a maternal-infant health program that screens for medical, behavioral health, and social needs during pregnancy and postpartum. Food Safety & Outbreak Response: North Carolina continues tracking cyclosporiasis as cases rise; health officials say most lettuce is safer now that recalled product is off shelves, while Raleigh’s Produce Box is boosting local produce access and urging thorough washing. Vaccines Policy Reassurance: After an executive order on childhood vaccines, NCDHHS reiterated that vaccine guidance won’t change and urged parents to talk with pediatricians; vaccines remain available statewide, including through the Vaccines for Children program. Medicaid Spending Signals: New local Medicaid claims data show Durham paid $440,985 in 2024 for non-oral drug services (up 43.4% from 2023), and Cary billed $3,258 for orthotic procedures (up 194% from 2023). Workforce Protections: NC Labor Commissioner Luke Farley announced record recovery of $3.7M in unpaid wages across 89 counties in FY2026. Home-Based Care Leadership: ACHC appointed David J. Totaro to its board, highlighting continued focus on improving home health and hospice care.
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