AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMedicaid Access: Missouri is among three states declining optional hardship exceptions to upcoming federal Medicaid work rules, leaving residents in high-unemployment areas or facing medical disruptions without that added safeguard. Crisis Care: Ozark Center’s mobile crisis team ranked No. 2 statewide after 1,479 interventions across four southwest Missouri counties. Rural Health: Missouri received $218 million in federal rural-health funding, and Gov. Mike Kehoe announced more than $55 million for rural care improvements. Alzheimer’s Research: NIH awarded WashU Medicine $32 million over five years to continue its long-running study, broaden enrollment and investigate prevention and treatment responses. Maternal Health: MU hopes to expand maternal and child health programs with a $6.4 million grant. Reproductive Health: Missouri voters rejected Amendment 3, preserving protections established in 2024 and allowing abortion services to continue under state constitutional safeguards.
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