AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMedicare & Coverage Rules: A new report highlights how Medicare Advantage enrollment at 65 can be easy, but switching later to Medigap can be much harder—because Medigap has a limited guaranteed-issue window. Oklahoma Health Policy: Oklahoma’s teen birth rate has dropped out of the nation’s top five, with local youth health groups crediting long-term community investment and better access to credible health information. Tobacco & Vaping: A CDC Foundation study finds Oklahoma’s e-cigarette directory laws haven’t produced lasting reductions in flavored vape sales, with sales shifting to products not listed on state directories. Reproductive Rights: The Center for Reproductive Rights filed suit for two Oklahoma women who say they were denied abortion care after fatal fetal diagnoses and had to travel out of state. Food Access: Tulsa-area organizations are using Hunger Action Month to push healthier, affordable food options, including community “grocery box” models tied to housing projects. Public Health Preparedness: Oklahoma wildfire safety coverage urges families to plan escape routes and use state burn-ban and fire-weather alerts before conditions worsen. Data Privacy: A Cornerstone Staffing Solutions breach is prompting legal action, with claims that sensitive personal and medical information may have been exposed.
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