AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRural Care: More than $177 million in federal funding is headed to Nebraska to recruit rural health workers, expand mobile care and modernize services. The Ponca Tribe also broke ground on a new health care facility, while a family medicine residency is planned for Crete. Children’s Health: A Kearney senator is preparing legislation to establish Nebraska’s Head Start programs in state law. The program serves about 5,500 children statewide and provides developmental screenings and access to medical and dental care. Prevention: Nebraska health leaders are urging residents to get vaccinated as flu season begins and cases rise. The Nebraska Poison Center also shared Halloween safety tips for families. Behavioral Health: Wayne State College’s clinical mental health counseling master’s program was ranked No. 1 in Nebraska and No. 17 nationally for value.
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