AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMedicaid Overhaul: CMS and 37 states are shifting Medicaid quality checks toward whether patients actually get healthier, not whether paperwork is completed—an approach that could reshape Oklahoma’s care priorities and plan incentives. Remote Care Rules: MGMA warns that CMS’s 2027 physician fee schedule could restrict remote monitoring (RPM/RTM) to a practice’s own staff, potentially cutting access and forcing costly operational changes. Oklahoma Abortion Law Scrutiny: A new op-ed argues Oklahoma’s abortion restrictions ignore pregnancy’s medical complexity, highlighting cases where nonviable or fatal fetal diagnoses don’t fit current exceptions. Behavioral Health Funding Misstep: Oklahoma auditors say the state spent $6.2M planning a Donahue Behavioral Health Campus that was never built, with the work not carrying over to the replacement project. Pregnancy Safety Debate: Another abortion-related story spotlights fatal pregnancy outcomes and questions why Oklahoma law doesn’t clearly address them. Water Safety: Okarche Rural Water District issued a nitrate warning—infants 6 months and younger should not drink the water. Local Health Access: Oklahoma’s Ronald McDonald House opened a northwest OKC location, expanding support for families during treatment. Public Health & Safety: Oklahoma City reported two teens shot in northwest OKC; both expected to recover.
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