AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCancer Care: Dana-Farber will shift breast oncology services from Brigham to Beth Israel next week: Dana-Farber will provide outpatient care, while surgeries move to BIDMC, the first step in ending its Brigham partnership by 2028. Hospital Investment: The state approved nearly $80 million for Lahey Hospital’s expansion, and the State Senate approved no-cost cancer screenings for eligible firefighters. Nursing Home Oversight: Massachusetts adopted stronger rules for scrutinizing nursing home owners as officials move to revoke licenses at a dozen RegalCare facilities. Addiction Services: The state health secretary visited Pittsfield’s Brien Center to hear concerns about addiction and crisis care. Reproductive Health: Opponents of Massachusetts’ late-term abortion law say they’re confident they can gather enough signatures to suspend it and put it before voters in 2028; the state’s Catholic bishops have backed the effort.
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