AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCoverage Costs: ACA marketplace premiums are projected to rise 13% in 2027, with the end of enhanced federal tax credits adding pressure for many shoppers. Some states are offering their own subsidies, while insurers are exiting certain markets. Preventive Care: Get A Drip founder Richard Chambers and GP Luke Pratsides plan to open Ohas, a £1.5 million London clinic offering a £295 health assessment and follow-up care from January. Rural Access: Arkansas received another $207.7 million in federal rural health funding, while Vermont’s Johnson Health clinic is moving to a larger space to expand primary and substance-use care after flood-related disruption. Digital Health: Oura is buying AI primary-care startup Counsel Health for $625 million, extending its push from wearable tracking into care. Patient Privacy: CHIME and 17 health organizations are urging HHS not to limit providers’ ability to verify patient authorization before third-party apps access medical records. Sunbed Claims: UK advertisers have until Dec. 7 to remove claims that sunbeds are safe or treat health conditions; regulators warn UV exposure raises skin-cancer risk.
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