AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVeterans’ Care: A state audit found a resident at the North Dakota Veterans Home choked to death after staff failed to follow a prescribed diet. Auditors also flagged questionable overtime, incomplete staff evaluations and weak financial oversight. Rural Health: North Dakota is set to receive $206 million in federal rural health funding, the nation’s largest increase in the program’s second year. Northwood Deaconess Health Center also marked the opening of its $39.6 million renovation, aimed at improving local care. Maternal and Child Health: The state health department will receive more than $360,000 over two years for services supporting mothers, children and families. Food Access: Great Plains Food Bank says it is struggling to keep shelves stocked as demand remains high; proposed SNAP restrictions could send more North Dakotans seeking help. The organization served more than 185,000 people last year.
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