Medicare Fraud Prevention: Medicare loses an estimated $60B to fraud, errors, and abuse, and scammers are getting more convincing in 2026—especially phone scams where losses can hit $2,210 per incident. The Senior Medicare Patrol urges people to never share their Medicare number with anyone except trusted providers, hang up on unsolicited calls, review Medicare Summary Notices and Explanation of Benefits for odd charges, and report suspicious activity to local SMP (1-877-808-2468). Local Health Workforce: The University of the Virgin Islands Medical Simulation Center was added to the U.S. Virgin Islands Eligible Training Provider List, unlocking WIOA funding for EMT training; ten EMT graduates completed Cohort 2 and are set to pursue National Registry certification. Cancer Community Support: St. Croix’s Relay for Life marked its 25th anniversary on June 6, with 35 teams and more than $200,000 raised toward a $300,000 goal, featuring survivor stories including a 16-year ovarian cancer survivor. Privacy & Data Safety: A 3rd Circuit update offers guidance for businesses facing website tracking lawsuits tied to session replay code, emphasizing that plaintiffs must show real injury and standing. Public Health Readiness: New York officials continue high-risk disease drills (including PPE practice and coordination) to prepare for outbreaks and emergencies. Community Safety & Wellness: Acting Governor Roach highlighted public service at St. Croix’s Employee of the Year ceremony, underscoring the role of reliable government support in residents’ daily health and access needs.