AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSuicide Care Access: A new Asha Clinic in Burlington, Vermont is opening as a specialized outpatient model focused only on suicide care, led by researcher Dr. Craig Bryan, aiming to connect patients to proven therapies that reduce attempts and improve quality of life. Medical Spas Compliance: A new explainer warns that medical spas face real healthcare regulatory risk beyond cash-pay models, with ownership, provider supervision, privacy, marketing, and data security all becoming deal-breakers in investor due diligence. Vascular Care Recognition: Memorial Health System’s vascular surgery team earned the top three-star SVS VQI Commitment to Vascular Quality Improvement Award for long-term follow-up, quality projects, and registry participation. Youth Mental Health & Screens: A Stanford Medicine study finds that social media warning labels can reduce young people’s intended use and boost awareness of mental health harms. Food Safety Recall: Walmart’s Great Value frozen berry products are being recalled in 16 states, including Ohio, over possible E. coli contamination tied to a broader outbreak. Rural Health Funding: Ohio received $3.15 million in federal support to help rural prescribers and pharmacies prevent fraudulent controlled-substance shopping across multiple providers. Behavioral Health Leadership: Montgomery County ADAMHS appointed Teresa Russell as its next executive director, overseeing jail intervention and crisis services starting Nov. 30.
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