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To build health resilience among one of Maryland’s most vulnerable populations, the homebound.
The Maryland-National Capital Homecare Association [MNCHA] and the Maryland Department of Health [MDH] Office of Preparedness and Response [OPR] have partnered to better enable home and community care providers ,their patients and their caregivers to be prepared in the event of an emergency.
This partnership created the Maryland Emergency Preparedness Network [EPN] , a communications network which disseminates important and timely information before, during, and after an emergency to this community - at no cost.
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DOWNLOAD OUR NEW MARYLAND EMERGENCY & COMMUNITY SERVICE NAVIGATION TOOL: |
 | Deciding who to call and when is an essential part of being prepared. In a crisis, every moment counts, and knowing the right number can make all the difference. Our Maryland Emergency & Community Services Navigation Tool was designed to help you quickly determine whether your situation requires emergency services, such as 911, 988, or the Maryland Poison Center, or community support services like 211 Maryland, Maryland Access Point, or the Maryland Department of Health. With a simple flowchart and contact directory, this resource provides clear guidance at your fingertips - helping you make informed decisions and connect to the right support at the right time! Visit the Patient & Caregivers Guide section of our website to download the tool. |
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