Healthcare Contract Dispute: InterHealth Canada says it has terminated its Turks and Caicos hospital services contract over alleged non-payment, but the Turks and Caicos Government says it has paid clinical costs and that any withheld sums relate to estates services—adding there’s no interruption and patients should keep appointments. Regional Medical Access: Doctors Hospital in The Bahamas says it completed its first medical evacuation from Turks and Caicos, moving a critically ill senior citizen to New Providence as it builds regional partnerships and an in-house air ambulance. Public Health & Labs: CARPHA completed a five-day technical visit to strengthen Turks and Caicos’ antimicrobial resistance detection, lab systems, surveillance, and health security, including work with the national public health laboratory and infection prevention teams. Health System Reform (Opinion): A local opinion piece argues Turks and Caicos must confront long-running healthcare strain, pointing to unfinished primary care renewal and gaps in the original health strategy. Community Wellness Support: PAHO/WHO delivered diabetes camp materials to support children with type 1 diabetes, including self-management logbooks and activity kits. Marine Monitoring: Turks and Caicos hosted the first deployment of a regional marine observation network to improve marine monitoring and forecasting across Caribbean states. Safety Incident: A man was shot and killed in an officer-involved incident after police were called to investigate a carjacking and robberies in Five Cays and Blue Hills, with an independent investigation underway.