New Hospital Momentum (Mangilao): Guam held a dedication for the planned new hospital site in Mangilao, ending the long-running location debate and setting up a larger “one area” medical complex that could bring Public Health, Behavioral Health, veterans services, and more under one roof. Public Health Access (Pediatrics): Shriners Children’s Hawaii is returning July 8–11 for free pediatric orthopedic and burn/sports injury consultations, but Guam’s appointment slots filled fast, with families urged to join future outreach or telehealth call lists. Medicaid Coverage Update (Maternal Care): DPHSS says doula services will be reimbursable under Guam Medicaid starting July 1, with clear billing limits and eligibility rules for prenatal and postpartum support. TB Leadership (National Role): Guam’s TB program manager Chima Mbakwem was selected to lead the National Tuberculosis Coalition of America, giving the Pacific region a stronger voice in national TB policy. Child Welfare Strain: Advocates warn Guam’s foster care system is under pressure from a foster home shortage and rising removals, leaving children waiting for placements. Accountability Watch (Childcare Funds): An audit found oversight and monitoring gaps in the Village Community Care childcare program tied to about $10.8M in mayoral funding. Local Health Workforce (Training): PSS launched a Nurse Assistant Summer Program to help students earn industry-recognized credentials and prepare for the CNA exam.