AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMen’s Mental Health: Rhode Island health officials launched “Man Therapy,” using humor and a fictional Dr. Rich Mahogany to reach working-age men with practical support for depression, divorce, and suicide. Local Care Expansion: South County Health became the first Rhode Island organization to join the Mayo Clinic Care Network, aiming to keep local control while adding access to Mayo expertise. Nursing Workforce: CCRI and URI announced a fully online RN-to-BS program for active nurses, designed to strengthen the state’s nursing pipeline. Health Costs & Coverage: RI’s health insurance commissioner approved 2027 premium hikes averaging 12.4% for individuals, with Attorney General Neronha calling them unsustainable. Medicare Help: The RI SHIP program is recruiting volunteer counselors to offer free Medicare guidance statewide. Community Health Access: URI students, faculty, and staff can now ride RIPTA buses for free via a new U-Pass partnership. Public Health & Safety: Cranston police reported a serious Park Avenue motorcycle crash; the rider was not wearing a helmet. Housing & Health: A report says where you raise a family shapes outcomes, highlighting policies like paid leave, childcare support, and health coverage for ages 0–3.
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