AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHospital Finances: The Health Services Authority recorded an $8.7 million operating deficit and an $18.7 million overall loss in 2025, despite $26 million in government funding; the Auditor General questioned its financial management and funding. Blood Donors Needed: The Cayman Islands Blood Bank says O-negative and O-positive blood and platelet supplies are critically low and urges eligible donors to book promptly. Regional Health Leadership: PAHO/WHO appointed Dr. Eldonna Boisson as representative for Jamaica, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands, effective October 29. Public Health Consultations: Residents can comment on the proposed National Cancer Registry by November 15, and revised Public Health and Environmental Health bills by November 16. Heart Health: The HEARTS initiative aims to improve prevention, detection and care for high blood pressure; a local survey found nearly three in 10 adults have the condition. Cancer Support: The Walk for the Cure takes place November 1, with proceeds supporting the Cayman Islands Cancer Society.
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