AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMedicare Coverage: CVS Health and WellSense are ending their New Hampshire Medicare Advantage plans on Jan. 1, affecting more than 14,200 people. Just three providers will offer plans statewide for 2027, and members must choose coverage by Dec. 7 to avoid being moved to Original Medicare without supplemental coverage. Energy and Foreign Policy: Sen. Jeanne Shaheen joined Republicans and other Democrats in urging President Trump to reverse a deal to import Russian diesel, saying it conflicts with a 2022 law barring Russian energy imports while Moscow wages war on Ukraine. Business: Watsco completed its acquisition of Concord-based Granite Group, a plumbing and HVAC distributor with 82 locations and about $500 million in annual sales. Granite Group will remain independently operated under its current leadership. UNH Expansion: A 70,500-square-foot research and training facility in Durham is nearing completion. It will house UNH’s ocean and Great Lakes mapping center and advanced manufacturing center, with completion expected next fall. Midterm Watch: One recent poll put New Hampshire’s U.S. Senate race at a tie, though it offered limited details on its methods. Separately, a national analysis found water bills in New Hampshire rose about twice as fast as household incomes from 2015 to 2025.
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