Hospital & Health Policy: The Guam Supreme Court ruled the governor can establish and operate federally funded hospitals and said the attorney general can’t use procurement law as a veto to block the Mangilao hospital project, pushing the dispute back toward court review rather than contract approvals. Health Center Operations: Guam Community Health Centers warned patients to expect delays and longer wait times during a transition to a new electronic health record system, with go-live projected for September. Emergency Preparedness: Guam Memorial Hospital Authority is moving ahead with plans to replace aging emergency generators and add a spare unit to strengthen backup power, after successfully maintaining care during Super Typhoon Sinlaku. Child Welfare & Foster Care: Guam is short 70 foster homes for 693 children in the system, with officials urging more licensed foster parents and highlighting upcoming community fundraising. Youth Health & Fitness: Foneni Achocho Sensu Athletic Organization launched an eight-week fitness and nutrition education summer program for youth at Ypao Beach Park starting June 1. Immigration & Workforces: A new USCIS policy memo is raising alarms among Guam and CNMI candidates about more scrutiny for adjustment of status, with concerns about labor shortages and higher costs. Community Health Education: UOG’s Farmer Focus heads to Chuuk July 1, expanding regional food security and sustainable livelihoods programming across Micronesia.