Typhoon Bavi Health Readiness: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero declared a state of emergency as Bavi intensifies, with Guam moving into Condition of Readiness 3 and COR2 shortly after; the order authorizes emergency spending for nursing and medical support at community health centers, shelter operations, lodging for displaced residents, and medical supplies. Hospital Storm Planning: Guam Memorial Hospital says the ER stays open 24/7 and inpatient care continues; when COR2 begins, it will accept expectant mothers (36+ weeks, or 24+ weeks if high-risk) for safe storm sheltering. Power & Recovery Under Pressure: CUC is racing to protect equipment and keep Sinlaku restoration moving, while GPA urges residents to secure outdoor items and plan for backup power if dependent on life support. Mental Health Support: The Disaster Distress Helpline (1-800-985-5990) offers 24/7 crisis counseling in advance of Bavi, including Spanish and ASL support. Public Health Alert: DPHSS reports pertussis (whooping cough) has risen to 18 cases in 2026; clinics are planned as the outbreak grows. Local Health System Capacity: Guam faces renewed calls for more hospitals as the system strains. Care Access & Prevention: Doula services are reimbursable under Medicaid starting July 1. Vehicle Emissions & Agency Ops: GovGuam handed out eight plug-in hybrid EVs to health and other agencies, funded through the DOE State Energy Program, to cut fuel costs and emissions. Cancer Screening Expansion: YD Bio’s lab footprint now includes Guam, expanding access to blood-based early cancer detection testing.