AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHealthcare Fraud & Consumer Protection: Iowa AG Brenna Bird won a $2.5 million case against stem cell companies accused of deceiving seniors with unproven treatments, with the court finding violations of Iowa consumer protection laws 27 times. Public Health & Safety: Iowa health officials say hantavirus risk remains very minimal for Iowans, after a cruise-related cluster raised broader concerns; meanwhile, Black Hawk County is handing out free Narcan kits this week. Long-Term Care Oversight: A Mason City nursing home worker facing criminal charges for allegedly neglecting a resident and falsifying records is now facing a temporary suspension of her nursing license. Access to Care: Des Moines University and the University of New England announced a partnership that guarantees eligible UNE students an interview for DMU’s Doctor of Podiatric Medicine program. Local Policy: Fort Dodge approved new fees for “lift assist” fire responses, including $500 charges for nursing homes and $150 for repeat private-residence calls. Community Health: Free opioid overdose reversal kits and animal-welfare enforcement also moved forward this week, with Reynolds signing a bill making animal torture a felony.
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