AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Health Update: Guam’s flu season is winding down, but DPHSS is urging residents to stay proactive against viral respiratory illnesses like influenza, COVID-19, and RSV, with flu cases peaking earlier and school-age kids (5–19) making up the largest share. Local Health Care Operations: Guam Community Health Centers are warning of delays and longer waits during the transition to a new electronic health record system, with go-live projected for September. Hospital Preparedness: Guam Memorial Hospital Authority is moving to replace aging emergency generators and add a spare unit to strengthen emergency power and HVAC resilience after Super Typhoon Sinlaku. Medical Legal Watch: GMHA is responding to a lawsuit tied to the death of Marylee Palomares after an alleged fall and brain bleed, raising questions about patient transfer safety. Emergency Services Costs: Guam Fire Department proposes major ambulance fee increases plus a new per-mile charge, with public town halls and a final Senate review expected before any changes take effect. Community Health & Support: DPHSS says Guam is short 70 foster homes for 693 children in the foster system, urging more licensed foster parents. Mental Health Training: UOG Land Grant’s Farmer Focus offers a free Mental Health First Aid training on June 6 for farmers and community members.
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