AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHeart Health: Monument Health opened a free blood-pressure check station at the Sturgis Public Library, its second Community Heart Hub. The first, in Rapid City, has logged more than 1,500 checks. Alzheimer’s Awareness: South Dakota landmarks, including Falls Park and the Corn Palace, will glow teal Nov. 2 to support awareness; about 16,000 state residents live with Alzheimer’s. New Treatment Access: Crohn’s disease clinical trials are now available in Sioux Falls, giving patients a chance to explore potential treatments closer to home. Medical Cannabis: The DEA registered more than 900 medical dispensaries across seven states, including South Dakota, in a move that could expand federal recognition and bring tax benefits to participating businesses. Food Support: Census figures show 7.9% of South Dakota households receive SNAP benefits, with the highest share among larger communities in Sturgis. Maternity Care: Sanford Luverne plans to end planned deliveries in April 2027, sending families to Worthington or Sioux Falls; the hospital will retain prenatal care and emergency labor services.
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