Maternity Care Upgrade: Guam Memorial Hospital finally secured final procurement approval for Phase I of its $17.8M maternity ward renovation after a decade of planning, with work expected to start within 30 days and funding split between Public Law 36-107 ($15M) and Public Law 38-80 ($2.8M). Public Health Staffing: Guam’s chief medical examiner office may get temporary coverage, with a Hawaii forensic pathologist discussed to help conduct autopsies while a permanent replacement is sought. School Health & Safety: Tiyan High School repairs are largely done, but a Sept. 11 health inspection could keep students on a double-session schedule into the semester while remaining roof and safety work continues. Behavioral Health & Prevention: Go Peace 26 at Hyatt Regency Guam brought together prevention and mental health stakeholders, focusing on how different generations can better support wellness. Community Wellness Access: Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center-linked panelists shared that more kids are self-referring for counseling, signaling growing demand for early mental health support. Healthcare Workforce Training: Guam Community College plans to raze the former Public Health building in Mangilao to make room for nursing and upcoming paramedic simulation labs, after officials said no lifetime or vital records were lost in the recent fire. Food Security: SNAP maximum benefits are set to rise about 3% starting Oct. 1 under new USDA rates. Health Tech Expansion: QC Healthcare launched My Adult Doctor™ in Guam, adding 24/7 urgent care, primary care, preventive services, chronic disease management, and behavioral health via virtual care.