AGP Executive Report

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Inclusive Care: A Mesa massage practice earned Certified Autism Center status after at least 80% of its client-facing staff completed training to better support autistic and sensory-sensitive clients. Hospital Pressures: Arizona hospitals are preparing for Medicaid coverage losses expected in 2027; in Tucson, Medical Center has completed a $27 million emergency department expansion. Patient Safety: A Gilbert family is questioning hospital decisions after their toddler, declared dead following a pool incident, was found breathing in the morgue more than five hours later. He sustained severe brain damage and will need lifelong care. Research and Prevention: ASU researchers say their new approach can destroy PFAS in contaminated water instead of simply trapping the chemicals in filters. A smoking-cessation trial presented at a Phoenix medical conference reported that nearly one in three hard-to-treat participants who had continued smoking or vaping after an earlier trial had quit after a year of treatment.

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Oct. 20, 2026

Aquoral oral spray named to CareQuest’s 2026 oral health market map

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Refresh Massage & Bodywork earns Certified Autism Center designation

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Oct. 16, 2026

SCAN Health Plan earns 4-star Medicare rating in California for 14th straight year

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Beyond Words Bookshop earns autism certification in Mesa

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