AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoKids Online Safety: A Senate Commerce panel advanced Sen. Blumenthal’s Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) on a unanimous voice vote, but the “duty of care” fight is still set up for a clash with the House. Health Tech in CT: Hartford HealthCare rolled out remote monitoring using Cadence to track blood pressure, diabetes, and heart failure between visits—patients may pay nothing if covered, with clinicians responding to AI alerts. Privacy & Public Safety Cameras: Connecticut lawmakers renewed pressure to pause Flock license-plate cameras as privacy concerns grow, after thefts and vandalism hit other communities. Medical Policy: DOJ said Connecticut Children’s Medical Center agreed to stop gender-affirming care for minors as part of a settlement tied to the federal crackdown. Payments & Banking: Nayax filed to create Nayax America Bank under Connecticut’s Innovation Bank framework, aiming to expand regulated payments and credit products. Workforce & Education: Connecticut’s public colleges are highlighted as “anchors” that help retain graduates for in-state jobs, with public schools showing higher stay rates. Clean Tech Contracts: SKYRE announced multimillion-dollar commercial deals for its hydrogen recovery platform, built from NASA/DOE work.
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