Healthcare Continuity: The Turks and Caicos Government says there will be no healthcare gap as it transitions away from the InterHealth Canada hospital arrangement, setting up a joint transition committee and promising coverage for staffing, essential repairs, critical supplies, and interim financing while successor plans are developed. Regional Lab Readiness: CARPHA wrapped up its 11th Annual Caribbean Public Health Laboratory Network workshop in Barbados, bringing together 26 lab directors (including TCI) to strengthen disease detection, surveillance, diagnostic coordination, specimen handling, and data-sharing for faster public health response. Health & Social Care Diplomacy: Overseas Territories leaders met in Bermuda and backed improved access to UK medical support and more cooperation across territories, alongside other shared priorities heading into the UK Joint Ministerial Council. Local Health Risk Callout: A TCI editorial warns that an unregulated “bush mechanic” economy—burnt vehicle shells, open-air welding and paint, and oil seeping into soil—poses public safety and health threats, calling for enforcement and environmental controls. Economy With Health Implications: The Throne Speech projects 2.5% economic growth for 2026 and highlights cost pressures from imported fuel and goods—factors that can ripple into healthcare affordability and service planning.