AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoInfant Care: Aspirus has opened a Wausau neonatal clinic offering premature and seriously ill babies developmental screenings and specialist care through age 2 or 3, with the aim of identifying needs early. Measles Watch: Rock County is investigating five probable cases in one household with no known link to the southwest Wisconsin outbreak; health officials are urging vaccination as cases continue across the state. Lead Prevention: New federal funding will support efforts to prevent lead poisoning in Milwaukee County homes. Medicaid Changes: Wisconsin will begin Medicaid work requirements in 2027. Many affected adults will need to document 80 hours a month of work, school, volunteering or another qualifying activity, or meet an exemption. Mental Health Access: Milwaukee’s Jewish Family Services says added clinical staff have cleared its months-long waitlist for therapy and psychiatric care. A new Wisconsin resource also connects teens and families with mental-health support.
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