AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPacific Resilience: A new ADB-led climate program aims to mobilize more than $1 billion for 14 Pacific economies, strengthening water supplies, roads and coastal defenses against rising seas and storms. Veterans’ Care: The U.S. House passed legislation with provisions to expand healthcare access for veterans in Guam, the CNMI and the Freely Associated States, where long distances often obstruct care. Guam Hospital: GMHA has replaced aging equipment with 80 new patient beds, funded by a $1 million Core Tech Foundation contribution. Free Screenings: TakeCare will host public health fairs at Micronesia Mall on Nov. 14 and 28, offering blood-pressure, glucose and vision checks. Children’s Health: The Teddy Bear Island Clinic returns Nov. 15, using hands-on activities to help Guam children feel more comfortable with healthcare and learn about preventive and dental care. Palau Referrals: Tripler Army Medical Center has removed its annual cap on patients from Micronesia; eligible patients still need a doctor’s referral, but the change could expand access to free treatment.
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