AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData Privacy & Health: Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings announced a $2.3 million multistate settlement with Labcorp tied to the 2019 AMCA data breach, which potentially exposed sensitive patient information for more than 27.5 million people nationwide, including 115,250 Delaware residents, with officials stressing that vendor security is a “non-delegable duty.” Rural Health Access: Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer and DHSS announced nearly $23 million for the state’s three Federally Qualified Health Centers—Westside Family Healthcare, La Red Health Center, and Henrietta Johnson Medical Center—to expand technology, workforce, care coordination, and chronic disease management. Substance Use & Recovery: DSAMH Director Joanna Champney will receive Attack Addiction’s Medal of Honor at the Be a Hero Gala for leadership in reducing overdose deaths and connecting people to treatment and recovery services. Community Safety: Sussex County will host 911 Awareness Day (Oct. 8) with public tours and safety demonstrations for families and students. Local Health Policy: Delaware’s Voluntary Firearms Do-Not-Sell Registry—highlighted by Rep. Eric Morrison—aims to help people temporarily restrict firearm purchases during mental health crises. Health Tech in Delaware: Delaware Prosperity Partnership will run a rural health technology accelerator offering up to $5 million in federal grants for startups testing tools to improve rural access and outcomes.
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