(2/2) Today, @CommUnityCare in partnership with @HACA and Central Health announced the establishment of new a community health center at Chalmers Courts East, a project-based rental assistance property for low-income residents in East Austin.
#NationalPublicHealthWeek
(1/2) BIG NEWS📰
Central Health and @CommUnityCareTX broke ground on three health and wellness centers in the past 9 days.
On 3/26 and 4/2, we hosted 2 community celebrations for the Hornsby Bend and Del Valle Health & Wellness Centers.
#NationalPublicHealthWeek
No one likes uninvited guests! If you plan on attending a large indoor gathering this year, get tested before you go to make sure that the only holiday surprises are the good kind.
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What is the difference between the original shot vs the booster? It depends on the #COVID19 vaccine brand:
💉 Pfizer: same dose
💉 Moderna: 50% of the original dose
💉 J&J: same dose
All boosters provide extra protection.
Find yours 👉 https://t.co/J7VmYzANq1
Due to a power outage, the Rosewood Zaragosa Vaccine Clinic is closed today. If you are interested in getting the COVID vaccine, you can visit either the North Central or Southeast Health and Wellness Center Vaccine Clinic. For more information, go to https://t.co/M54BelvqAF.
Vaccine advisers to the US Food and Drug Administration voted unanimously Thursday to recommend emergency use authorization of a booster dose of Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine.
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#COVID19 vaccines continue to work well to help prevent severe illness, hospitalization, and death.
Scientists have seen some reduced protection in certain groups over time and have recommended booster shots to strengthen protection for those groups: https://t.co/77CTFuJFcO.
Get health coverage today through MAP.
Apply online at https://t.co/1ZCwhwnnU2, by phone 512-978-8130, or come by the NEHRC to pick up your MAP Application, Monday - Friday, 8AM-5PM
#COVID19 vaccines are the safest and most effective way to end the pandemic. With the additional #boosters shot, people should have improved protection against COVID-19, including the Delta variant.
Talk to your healthcare provider to learn if you are eligible for a booster.
If we need a booster shot, does that mean vaccines aren't working? No. #COVID19 vaccines are working to prevent severe illness, hospitalizations and even death.
Dr. Nick Yagoda, @CommUnityCareTX , will be on🎙@kazifm887 10/4 @ 9 a.m. discussing the COVID-19 booster shot.
News: Travis County Commissioners approve Central Health’s FY 2022 $506 million budget and tax rate; The Budget increases spending on health care programs for growing low income population.
Read more: https://t.co/UZjThcsJqR
TONIGHT, the Central Health Board will hold a public hearing and vote on FY 2022 budget and tax rate.
Learn more about how Central Health improves the health of the community through programs like this using local tax dollars: https://t.co/F4kquCASYi
Central Health aims to improve the health of the community through many programs, including Healthy Chef Cooking classes.
Cooking classes are 👍 FREE, 🥦 teach families how to prepare healthy meals, 👩🍳 and are led by registered dietitians.
Many questions have naturally come up if women who are #pregnant should get the COVID-19 #vaccine. Our CMO and Dir. of Women's Health go through a series of FAQs to talk how safe the COVID vaccine is for pregnant women. To view their discussion, go to https://t.co/FuQlT1pRKO
With only 4.5% of the average total property tax bill, Central Health is able to support robust healthcare delivery programs for people with low-income.
Learn more: https://t.co/Z1i8Evkplk
Central Health's FY 22 budget includes a $1.7 M increase in funding for health care for individuals experiencing homelessness.
Today, Central Health presented the proposed budget to Travis County Commissioners - @TravisCoJudge
The Delta variant has changed how we should be protecting ourselves from COVID-19. Get the latest CDC guidance and learn more at https://t.co/V4WmzVzFzw. #WeCanDoThis
Central Health's 2022 budget includes significant investments in health care delivery.
If you live in Travis County, your tax dollars help fund services for people with low income and no insurance.
Join us for a Community Conversation and learn more 👉https://t.co/UfXzeOqaZZ