AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth & Retirement: A new EBRI/Greenwald survey finds unpaid caregivers are more likely to report lower assets, debt problems, mental health strain, and weaker retirement confidence than non-caregivers. Aging Services: Community Health is rolling out a new geriatric program for Vermonters 60+ with complex medical and behavioral needs, aiming to reduce emergency visits through coordinated home-based support. Tech & Industry: VIP, a beverage-industry tech provider, launched “VIP Intelligence,” an AI suite built to improve pricing, ordering, forecasting, and operational decisions across the three-tier system. Healthcare Workforce/Policy: Eric Covey was named executive director of VNAs of Vermont, representing the state’s home health and hospice agencies, as Vermont’s health-care transformation ramps up. Housing & Homelessness: Two Chittenden County nonprofits are seeking a site for a proposed 100-bed year-round emergency shelter to reduce outdoor homelessness in Burlington. Energy Costs: AAA reports the national gas average jumped 15 cents to $4.09, with crude volatility tied to summer price pressure. Business Climate: Vermont’s unemployment rate held at 2.6% in June, with employment falling, according to state figures.
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