AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSurrogate medical travel: Texas Supreme Court ruled a medically fragile baby born via surrogate can be moved from Texas to Los Angeles for ICU-to-ICU care, after a rare severe heart defect raised urgent timing concerns. Pediatric safety: A 2-year-old was found submerged in a pool in Atascocita, prompting Life Flight to Memorial Hermann; investigators are still looking at how the child got into the yard. Food allergy risk: A Houston-area Cheesecake Factory is sued after a 22-year-old alleges her peanut-allergy order was “smothered” in peanut sauce, triggering anaphylaxis. Blood supply push: Carter BloodCare urges Texans to donate all blood types this month, highlighting needs for premature babies and trauma patients, with a Halloween T-shirt incentive for donors. Mental health for veterans: Ahead of Texas Veteran Suicide Prevention Day, groups in San Antonio are sharing resources and training as veteran suicide rates remain high. Data breach notice: Doctor’s Choice Home Care & Hospice reported a HIPAA-related incident involving unauthorized access to a WellSky EMR account. Community health: Nacogdoches hosted a diaper awareness walk to address families’ struggle to afford diapers, tied to child health risks. Workplace health: Carter BloodCare and Walmart set an October blood drive in Gilmer.
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