Medicaid Expansion: Guam DPHSS is applying for a new Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services waiver, “Kumunidåt Diniseha: Community of Hope,” to fund assisted-living, home supports, and case management—aimed at reducing avoidable hospitalizations. Mental Health Access: A local letter argues Guam’s mental health system needs major upgrades, citing long emergency wait times, limited specialized care, unclear discharge follow-up, and a shortage of long-term support and housing for severe chronic illness. Cancer Support & Mindfulness: The Guam Cancer Survivorship Conference highlighted mindfulness as a tool for physical and mental well-being during survivorship. Cancer Month Funding: June’s National Cancer Survivor Month spotlighted the Guam Cancer Trust Fund and its FY2026 grants supporting patient travel, direct assistance, and prevention services. Medical Oversight: A Guam medical board decision over the death of a 5-year-old is being criticized as too slow, raising concerns about patient safety and transparency. Workforce & Care Capacity: A regional report warns labor shortages are stymieing construction of schools and hospitals across Micronesia, threatening future health capacity. Hospital Funding Deadlines: Mangilao hospital ARPA funds are being shifted to other eligible projects as deadlines approach, following a Supreme Court ruling that cleared the governor’s authority to move forward. Wellness Tourism: Guam’s “Wellness Island” push at Seoul’s travel fair promoted relaxation, sports, and culture—tying tourism to health and lifestyle interests.