AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBehavioral Health Reform: Kansas is seeking a contractor for a new 24/7 crisis transportation system across all 105 counties, aiming to get people in mental health or substance use crises to specialized care instead of police cars or emergency rooms. Maternal & Child Support: Lawrence is hosting a free “It Takes a Village” baby shower Sept. 12 at Panda Pediatrics, with local health, nutrition (including WIC), parenting, and safety resources plus giveaways. Public Health & Community Care: Kansas City’s Braden’s Hope for Childhood Cancer marked Childhood Cancer Awareness Month by dyeing the Plaza fountain gold in a parade honoring kids, survivors, and “angel siblings.” Health System Leadership: North Central Kansas Medical Center promoted Natalie Herrs, DPT, to Rehab Services director effective Sept. 14. Active Living via Transit: Lawrence received a $50,000 Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas grant for Massachusetts Street bus stop improvements under Pathways to a Healthy Kansas. Wellness Products: Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt reportedly invested in DAYLY oral wellness, framing brushing as a daily wellness ritual. Heat Safety: A Kansas heat advisory warned of heat index values up to 106°F, urging hydration and cooling precautions.
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