AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHealthcare Access: Guam voters called for action on the island’s doctor shortage and more responsive Public Health services, with one resident describing unanswered calls and delays. Maternal Care: Guam Memorial Hospital’s $28 million maternity and child health ward renovation is nearing groundbreaking, pending Guam EPA review. Plans include eight labor and delivery rooms, expanded postpartum and NICU areas, and more space for families and lactation support; work is designed to keep services running. Military Health: TRICARE’s free, 24/7 Global Nurse Advice Line offers phone, chat and video guidance. Guam residents outside the U.S. must be enrolled at a military hospital or clinic to use it.
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