AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth Care Access: UVM Health is pushing new rules for its Medical Group to cut long outpatient wait times, including requiring specialists to see more patients and tightening scheduling controls—clinicians say it could mean shorter visits and more burnout. Workforce & Economy: Vermont’s unemployment rate held at 2.6% in May, but the labor force participation rate fell to 62.5%, with officials warning the bigger issue is a shrinking workforce. Health Insurance Costs: A new early look at ACA Marketplace filings suggests some states could see double-digit premium jumps in 2027; Vermont’s proposed average increase is 6.5%. Public Safety: A man in Hartford was arrested after police say he trapped his girlfriend in an apartment during a mental health crisis; she escaped uninjured. Environment & Summer Health: State officials shared tips for spotting cyanobacteria blooms in lakes and ponds and what to do if you think you’ve been exposed. Local Business & Growth: The Southwestern Vermont Chamber Foundation launched InvestInSouthwest.org to spotlight regional investment opportunities and community assets. Community Calendar: St. Albans plans a free CENTENNIALS Picnic in Taylor Park on July 5 to mark America’s 250th anniversary. Education/Training: Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice is accepting applications for its first paid LNA training program, starting in August 2026. Sports: Vermont swept New Hampshire in the Twin State Baseball Classic, winning both games at the Maxfield Complex.
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