AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMeasles Watch: Missouri DHSS warned of a possible measles exposure after a confirmed case boarded a Chicago-bound train at the Sedalia station on Aug. 27, urging anyone with possible exposure to monitor symptoms for 21 days and contact local public health before getting tested. Flu Vaccines: Hy-Vee Pharmacy says 2026-2027 flu shots are available statewide at participating locations, no appointment or prescription needed, with Medicare and most insurance accepted. Rural Hospital Collaboration: Scotland County Hospital and Bothwell Regional Health Center joined the Show-Me High Value Network, a statewide effort to improve care quality and affordability while keeping independent hospitals locally run. Opioid Harm Reduction: Webster County’s Rest Easy pilot placed free naloxone “porch boxes” at I-44 welcome centers near Conway; officials say hundreds have been distributed since May. Health Equity & Access: Springfield-Greene County Health Department asked the city for approval to use opioid settlement funds for an asset-mapping project to map substance use and mental health services and close local care gaps. Community Health & Safety: Missouri State University’s Pride Marching Band is adding heat precautions after a related cardiac arrest death at the University of Iowa, emphasizing hydration and warning signs.
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