AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPlanned Parenthood Expansion: Planned Parenthood of Montana says it will open a new Bozeman clinic, adding in-person abortion services and building on care already delivered to about 1,400 Gallatin Valley patients via other centers and telehealth. Food Safety: The FDA is investigating a multistate salmonella outbreak tied to broccoli sprouts; officials say Evergreen Fresh Sprouts in Idaho is the common grower, and recalled sprouts should not be eaten or sold. Substance Policy: Montana lawmakers are weighing how to rein in the “Wild West” kratom market, with proposals ranging from stronger consumer protections to a potential ban. Mental Health & Suicide Prevention: Rural Resilience marked 988 Day in Park County, highlighting high local suicide rates and the need for trusted, accessible behavioral health support. Public Health Alerts for Animals: Montana health and livestock agencies are warning about rabies risk from wildlife encounters and urging pet vaccination, while also alerting residents to the return of New World screwworm and what to watch for. Care Access for Seniors: St. John’s United’s free Senior Connect program is expanding partnerships in rural Montana to help older adults stay independent through transportation, groceries, and healthcare paperwork help. Maternal Health Coverage Trend: A national look finds more western states are moving toward Medicaid reimbursement for doula care, with Montana potentially next.
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