AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAffordable Care Act Fight: Rhode Island’s Attorney General Kwame Raoul joined a 22-state coalition urging a federal appeals court to keep in place a ruling blocking a Trump-era rule that would make it harder to enroll in Affordable Care Act coverage, raising costs and leaving more people uninsured. Food Safety: The CDC says a Cyclospora outbreak tied to recalled lettuce is over after nearly 13,000 illnesses, but the FDA will keep investigating. Medicare Help in RI: United Way of Rhode Island will return to Block Island for free, one-on-one Medicare Open Enrollment appointments—book early since only a couple dates are available. Public Health Alert: Prudence Island Water District issued a repeat “boil your water” notice after past contamination with total coliform and E. coli. Workplace Wellness Wins: Rhode Island employers earned PBN Healthiest Employers Awards, highlighting mental health, holistic benefits, and wellness programs across local health and non-health organizations. Community Health & Access: Providence celebrated the $7.5 million renovation of the Davey Lopes Recreation Center, funded through federal and local grants to support kids’ health and safety.
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