Chatham/Avalon Park Community Council: March 2015

Tuesday, March 31, 2015

You could still get covered:

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Ending April 30: Special Enrollment Period

If you owe a fee with your taxes for not having health coverage in 2014 and don’t yet have health coverage for 2015, you may still be able to get coverage for 2015.

The Health Insurance Marketplace is providing individuals and families who are subject to the fee when they file their 2014 taxes with one last chance to get covered for 2015.

This is too important to put off. If you don’t have coverage for the remainder of 2015 you’ll risk having to pay the fee again next year for the portion of this year that you don’t have coverage. The fee for people who don’t have coverage increases in 2015 to $325 per person or 2% of your household income – whichever is higher.

You could save: 8 out of 10 people who enroll in 2015 coverage are getting financial help. Millions have already signed up.

We hope you take advantage of this extended opportunity to get quality coverage this year.

The HealthCare.gov Team

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"DPI - 60619" Orientation VI - Wednesday April. 1st, 2015, 7-7:45pm ,Grand Crossing Library Community room

Grand Crossing Park Neighborhood Network

"...What YOU can do for YOUR Neighborhood"

Neighbors and Stakeholders,

Those collaborating on the local strategy to strengthen mitigation, response and recovery through Disaster Preparedness are reminded that we convene this Wednesday for session VI.

This orientation continues to build the relationships and clarify our local preparation strategies, methods and procedures. Remember we are building the strategy that fits us, where we live.

All organizations, groups, business and churches should be sure to send at least one representative & at least one young person, as this is a collaborative multi-generational strategy. Failure to do so leaves the entire strategy less effective.

Anyone planning to attend who owns a real camera please bring it.

We have less than one hour to meet this month, please be on time.

We're trying to build a tradition of RSVP communication. Please help us.

Brad O. Redrick,
Chairman

Health professionals: Get Alzheimer's and dementia tools and resources

e-Update from the Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral Center, aservice of the National Institute on Aging at N I H

Do you work with patients or clients with cognitive impairment? Visit our new online portal for free clinical practice tools, training materials, and other resources for physicians, nurses, social workers, and other professionals.

You’ll find: