COVID-19 Resources

If you have a suggestion of an organization or program that provides services or financial aid to individuals affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, please share it with us here. Our internal research team will review and add it to the COVID-19 Resources as appropriate.


Career Specific Resources

 Actors Fund

Financial grant for eligible persons working in performing arts and entertainment including theater, film, television, music, and dance. Those who work on stage, on camera, or behind the scenes are also encouraged to apply.

National

 

Aid and Attendance Benefit

This article by Assisted Living Today, provides information and connection to the Aid and Attendance Benefit for veterans that helps alleviate the financial burden associated with tong-term care in an assisted living facility.

National

 

Americans for the Arts

List of financial assistance opportunities for artists of various principals (visual art, literary arts, film, dance, music, theater) who have been impacted by COVID-19.

National

 

Artist Relief Project

Financial stipends for artists, musicians, and performers who have been directly impacted by event cancellations and venue closures due to COVID-19.

National

 

Army Emergency Relief

Zero Interest Loans and Grants for medical and non-medical expenses considered on an individual basis.

National

 

Behind the Scenes Grant

Financial assistance for entertainment technology professionals who have been hospitalized with COVID-19 and in financial need.

National

 

Candid Learning

This is a list of grants for individuals, small businesses, nonprofits, and artists who are experiencing financial hardship as an effect of the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

COVID-19 Frontline Health Care Workers Behavioral Health

Grant for frontline health care workers for services related to behavioral health.

National

 

CORE Gives

Financial grant that supports food and beverage service employees who have children and have been medically diagnosed with COVID-19.

National

 

Cerf+ The Artists Safety Net Emergency Assistance

Emergency relief grants for materials-based craft and folk/traditional artists that incurred significant medical expenses due to treatment and recovery from COVID-19 or accident, fire, or natural disaster.

National

 

Dramatists Guild Foundation

Emergency financial assistance for dramatists (playwrights, composers, lyricists, librettists) due to COVID-19 related circumstances.

National

 

First Responders Children's Foundation

Provides financial support for first responders and their families who are experiencing financial hardship due to the coronavirus outbreak.

National

 

MusiCares COVID-19 Relief

Financial grant for music industry professionals who have lost work due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society

Quick Assist Loan, Traditional Financial Assistance and Repayment Deferrals available to help during the COVID-19 crisis.

National

 

Nurses House

Provides short term grants for rent/mortgage to nurses who are unable to work due to medical crisis.

National 

  

NYFA's Emergency Resources Directory

Provides a resource list of financial assistance programs to artists who experience personal hardship.

National

 

One Fair Wage Emergency Fund

Fund designed for struggling service workers amidst the COVID-19 crisis.

National

 

Professional Beauty Association

Provides $500 grant to licensed beauty professionals who have not been able to work or are experiencing financial hardships due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

National

 

Relief Funds for Restaurant Workers

RWCF is providing a list of links and resources that will help restaurants and workers dealing with the COVID-19 emergency.

National

 

Radical Xchange Charitable gifts for Black Mental Health Relief

Grants to provide mental health relief to black hospitality workers in need.

National

 

Southern Smoke Emergency Relief Program

Provides emergency funding to those employed by or owners of restaurants or bars and are faced with unforeseen expenses that cannot or will not be covered by insurance.

National

 

St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund

Financial grant for those with a CDL license who have experienced COVID-19 symptoms that required medical care and it led to financial difficulty.

National

 

Sweet Relief

Funds raised for musicians and music industry workers who have been affected by COVID-19. The fund can help with medical expenses, lodging, clothing, food and other vital living expenses.

National

 

Wellness 101: A Teacher's Guide to Surviving COVID-19

Results from a survey completed by teachers throughout the U.S. unveils common stressors teachers are facing through the COVID-19 pandemic and offers ways in prioritizing sleep and mental health for teachers.

National

 

Napa Valley Emergency Financial Assistance

This program is available to help workers who live in Napa County who meet income guidelines.

CA (Napa Valley)

 

Bee Vradenburg Foundation Artist Recovery Fund

Financial grant for Individual artists in the Pikes Peaks region who have experienced cancelled performances, art openings, lessons, or other revenue-generating artistic streams.

CO

 

The Dancers' Fund

Financial grants for the Chicago dance community in response to the pandemic.

IL (Chicago)

 

Memphis Food Industry Worker Assistance

Financial assistance for service industry workers in Memphis, TN, who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

TN (Memphis)

 

Texas Music Office

This is an extensive list of grants available for Texas-based artists whose jobs were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

TX

 

The Guitar Junky

This is a list of 25 financial grants for Texas artists affected by Covid-19.

TX

 

Holli Fund

$750 grant for the Richmond-area food service industry who are experiencing economic crisis due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

VA (Richmond)

Care Planning

Aid and Attendance Benefit

This article by Assisted Living Today, provides information and connection to the Aid and Attendance Benefit that is available to Veterans and helps to alleviate the financial burden associated with tong-term care in an assisted living facility.

 

American Liver Foundation

Webinar for caregivers of someone with liver disease during the COVID-19 pandemic. The webinar was hosted Friday, May 1st.

 

Around the Clock Caregiving

Get advice from other caregivers as well as tips to help with around the clock caregiving responsibilities.

 

Be a Hero, Make a Plan. 

This campaign sheet directs you towards three things you can do immediately to prepare for your care, including designating a "backup" person and encouraging people to talk about what matters to them and their quality of life.

 

Caregiver Action Network

November is Caregiver’s month; this organization will be addressing the new realities family caregivers face with their loved ones during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

Caregiver Action Network- Tips for Family Caregivers and COVID-19

Offers tips for family caregivers in helping keep them and their loved ones as safe as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

CDC Foundation

An interactive resource database to help connect to resources that help older adults and their caregivers during emergencies.

National

 

COVID-19 Care Planning Tips (Caregivers)

Dr. Tony Back created a short video to guide caregivers through the "three good things" steps for medical care planning.

 

COVID-19 Care Planning Tips (Everyone)

Dr. Tony Back created a short video to guide individuals through the "three good things" steps for medical care planning.

 

COVID-Planning Tip Sheet

A checklist of things to consider preparing for your care, particularly for a COVID-19 hospitalization. The list includes accounting for your finances, medications, and your pets, along with advice about advance directives.

  

National Patient Advocate Foundation's Care-Planning

Includes instructional videos and checklists for both patients and caregivers.

 

The Playbook

The resource center provides information on federal guidance and helps guide complex care programs in adopting new strategies to address COVID-19.

National

 

Families with Children

AACAP Resources for Families

The American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry compiled resources for parents to help with the impact of COVID-19 and emotional health.

National

 

Action for Healthy Kids

Resource list to keeps kids active and healthy while schools are closed or doing online learning.

National

 

Autism Resources For Parents-The Ultimate Help Guide For Families

The Autism Parenting Magazine has created a online resource directory for the latest information and advice for parents of children with autism.

National

 

CDC's COVID-19 Parental Resources Kit

The COVID-19 Parental Resources Kit ensures children and young adults have access to social, emotional, and mental well-being resources. The resources are arranged by age groups.

National

 

Child Mind Institute

Offers supportive resources to help families balance work, child care and self-care. There are a variety of resources from coping, to remote learning, behavior, and connection to telehealth services.

National

 

Child Nutrition & School Meals

Connect to federal and state food and nutrition programs.

National

 

Child Trends

Resources for supporting children's emotional well-being and needs during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

National

 

Child Tax Credit

Describes the child tax credits beginning July 2021 that are available to eligible families through the American Rescue Plan.

National

 

Children's Defense Fund

Useful resources for children and families during the COVID-19 crisis. This page includes resources for families seeking assistance, looking for health coverage, families in the welfare system, immigrant families, education resources, self care and wellness resources and more.

 

Comcast

Through June 30, 2021, eligible new customers will receive 60 days of Internet Essentials service at no charge. 

National

 

District Administration

Provides 333 free K-12 resources for services and teaching materials at no charge.

National

 

Families First

Offers tips and resources to support the whole family while navigating the COVID-19 crisis.

National

 

National Federation of Families

A collection of resources including videos, toolkits, and activities to use at home to support parents, caregivers, and their children during the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

New Eyes

Provides free new prescription eyeglasses to individuals who are financially affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Applicants must have an eyeglass prescription prior to applying.

National

 

National School Choice Week

Comprehensive list of free online education resources and networks for families.

National

 

STAND for Children

Helping connect people with services and assistance in their community, including information on childcare, access to food, access to internet and more.

National

 

State Child Care Actions

The hunt institute provides a list of each states child care actions including closure status, emergency child care provisions, CARES Act funding and use, and the COVID-19 group size limitations and resource links.

National

 

USDA Meals for Kids Site Finder

Get connected to the USDA National Hunger Hotline or use the tool to find your local site for the USDA Meals for Kids programs.

National

 

Children's Mercy

Resources for Kansas and Missouri families who need assistance with food, transportation, and other basics during the COVID-19 pandemic.

KS, MO

Food & Nutrition 

211

Use this site to find your local 211 (or dial 211 from your phone) if you need assistance finding food, paying housing bills or other essential services.

National

 

Be The Match COVID-19 Financial Assistance

$500 grant for pre-transplant or post-transplant patients to help with medical or non-medical expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

Child Nutrition Programs

The USDA's site to connect to Child Nutrition Programs-COVID-19 Waivers by state.

National

 

COVID-19 Financial Assistance Grant

This grant is for people with lymphoma/CLL in active treatment to help with food, transportation, lodging, housing, utilities, childcare, or medical devices.

National

 

COVID-19 Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) and Seamless Summer Option (SSO)

Schools in area eligible locations may deliver meals to children who are eligible for free or reduced-price meals. Written consent from households of eligible children must be obtained.

National

 

Family Reach COVID-19 Emergency Fund

Eligible cancer patients ages 0-30 can receive financial assistance to help with living expenses such as food, travel, and general household bills.

National

 

Feeding America

The website hosts a food bank locator tool to help individuals find local food banks and food programs by using their zip code.

National

 

Findhelp

This interactive resource directory uses your zip code to search for assistance programs that help with basic needs.

National

 

Food Safety and COVID-19

PDF that provides guidance on staying safe while grocery shopping and what precautions to take when unpacking groceries and preparing food.

National

 

Kroger Telenutrition

Kroger is providing free video appointments with a registered dietitian due to COVID-19. These dietitians will work with you to meet your personal nutrition goals.

National

 

LUNGevity Breathe Easier Fund

$500 financial grant to eligible lung cancer patients for basic needs of food, transportation, and general household bills. Applicants must be in active treatment for lung cancer & meet income criteria.

National

 

PAN

$300 grant to eligible patients that can be used for COVID-19 treatment expenses, over the counter and prescription medications, medical equipment and supplies as well as groceries and meals.

National

 

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Expensify

The program reimburses SNAP beneficiaries up to $50.00 for essential goods and groceries purchased on their SNAP card. Simply create an account and share a receipt showing your purchase on the Expensify app and submit the request for reimbursement.

National

 

The American Rescue Plan

This document summarizes how the American Rescue Plan provides direct financial and social supports for people as well as tax credits incorporated in the overall package.

National

 

USDA COVID-19 Resources for Individuals and Families

Connect to food resources from the Food and Nutrition Service including SNAP, WIC and available Waivers. The site also has an area to help find meals for kids.

National

 

U.S. Department of Agriculture

All USDA/FNS nutrition assistance programs, including SNAP, WIC, and child nutrition programs, have flexibilities that allow them to respond to on-the-ground realities and support response and recovery efforts.

National

 

Arizona Food Bank Network Providers Directory

Users can search for nearby emergency food options by zip code, city or name.

AZ

 

Great Plates Delivered

Provides delivered meals to adults 65 and older or 60-64 (at high-risk)

CA

 

Food Help in Los Angeles

Listing of where to find a food pantry, food bank, or free meals in Los Angeles, CA.

CA

 

Los Angeles Regional Food Bank

The webpage provides coronavirus updates as they relate to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank. It also offers a food finder tool and food resource pdf.

CA

 

St. Francis Center

Provides meal services, clothing closets, showers/bathroom services, and rental and utility assistance programs to homeless and low-income individuals in Los Angeles.

CA

 

Colorado Cancer Coalition

Offers COVID-19 resources to cancer patients and survivors including meal assistance, transportation assistance and emergency financial assistance. In addition, patients and caregivers can also connect with virtual support programs.

CO

 

Circle of Care: For Families of Children with Cancer

Financial assistance for non medical expenses available to children in treatment at Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center, or a CT resident in treatment out of state.

CT

 

Open Arms of Minnesota

Provides medically tailored meals for individuals and their families experiencing life-threatening illnesses.

MN

 

Community Services League COVID-19 Help Center

Information on local food pantries, government food assistance programs, as well as other cost of living resources.

MO

 

Community Meals

Free meals available to all New Yorkers. Students and families can go to nearby closed school building for takeout meals or available locations across the city.

NY

 

NYC Food Delivery Assistance

Providing assistance to New Yorkers during the COVID-19 crisis by delivering meals to those who cannot access food themselves.

NY

 

Food Bank for New York City

As a COVID-19 response, the food bank staff will distribute food as to-go meals and pre-packaged pantry bags in Harlem and New York City.

NY

 

POTS

Providing life-sustaining benefits and services in the Bronx, NY during the COVID-19 pandemic.

NY

 

Hunger Free Oklahoma

This is a Community Resource Map of COVID-19 Food Resources available in Oklahoma.

OK

 

Virginia Peninsula Foodbank

This Foodbank offers a mobile food pantry throughout the peninsula. Updated mobile food pantry location schedules are available on their website.

VA

 

FareStart

Provides nutritious meals to the Seattle community's vulnerable citizens.

WA

 

Healthcare & Guidance 

Free Covid Home Tests

Every home in the U.S. is eligible to order 4 at-home COVID-19 tests. The tests are free to request and usually ship within 7-12 days.

National

 

9 Online Doctor & Medical Services for 2021

Provides a list of 9 virtual doctor and medical services that are available online.

National

 

A Better Balance

Nonprofit legal advocacy organization that is providing a free and confidential legal helpline to help individuals understand their workplace rights around caring for themselves or family members.

National

 

American Heart Association Coronavirus Live Chat

AHA put together resources to help those with heart conditions manage through the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, there are links to videos and articles as well as a live chat feature.

National

 

American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)

Provides a directory of resources to support clinicians, the cancer care delivery team, and patients with cancer.

National

 

AskMayoExpert's COVID-19 Navigator

Mayo Clinic is made parts of its AskMayoExpert clinical knowledge resource for providers available to the public for access to trusted knowledge on COVID-19.

National

 

Autism Society

Developed a COVID-19 Toolkit by topic. The site also hosts several videos and Facebook live events on a variety of topics surrounding COVID-19 and the autism community.

National

 

Cancer Legal Care

Summarizes COVID-19 Legal elements, health insurance and mortgage forbearance as it relates to the American Rescue Plan.

National

 

Can We Talk...About Telehealth?

The National Patient Advocate Foundation provides tips to prepare for a telehealth appointment in this document.

National

 

CAPC COVID-19 ToolKit

Offers a library of tools and resources for clinicians and patients and families.

National

 

CDC: How to Protect Yourself and Others

The CDC provides suggestions on how to protect yourself during the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

CDC: Household Checklist

The CDC provides guidance to help household members plan for community transmission by outlining a detailed plan of action with many resources.

National

 

CDC: Interim Guidance for Implementing Home Care of People Not Requiring Hospitalization for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

This guidance from the CDC is for healthcare personnel and is designed to help prevent COVID-19 from spreading among people in homes and communities.

National

 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Learn when and how you should wash your hands to stay healthy.

National

 

Complicated Grief

Tips and resources regarding complicated grief-there is also a find a therapist tool.

National

 

Confronting the Mental Health Effects of COVID-19 in America

A solutions-focused discussion that explores policy interventions at the federal, state, and local levels to advance mental health during the ongoing pandemic.

National

 

Coronavirus Support Network

Resource center that provides information about the Coronavirus as well as information for clinics and community service providers.

National

 

Coronavirus: What People with Cancer Should Know

The NIH address common questions and answers surrounding coronavirus and the cancer population.

National

 

COVID-19 and Pets Guide

A guide that discusses the risk of COVID-19 transmission from owners to pets and vice versa, as well as what owners should do to keep their pets safe.

National

 

COVID-19 Policy and Guidance Documents

The National Governors Association keeps up-to-date information, resources, and guidelines for COVID-19 policies. Find information on vaccines, insurance, housing, human services, and more.

National

 

COVID-19 Rapid Response Resources Hub

CAPC put together tools, technical assistance, clinical trainings, and resources designed to help the public rapid response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

COVID-19 Screening Tool

Provides COVID-19 guidance, connection to state health departments, and a self-screening tool.

National  

 

CVS Rapid COVID-19 Drive-Through Sites

CVS offers rapid drive-through testing throughout the United States.

National

 

DDRC (Diabetes Disaster Response Coalition)

Provides a connection to resources for those with diabetes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Patients can also be connected to resources for prescription costs, insulin & pump manufacturers, and information on state-level emergency orders and prescription refill waivers.

National

 

Eldercare Locator

This is a public service of the U.S. Administration on Aging that connects users to services for older adults and their families. 

National

 

Fact Sheet-Access to COVID-19 Services

HRSA created this pdf poster to show that everyone is eligible for free COVID-19 testing, treatment, and vaccines.

National

 

FEMA Coronavirus Rumor Control

Helping the public distinguish between rumors and facts regarding the response to COVID-19.

National

 

Greater Than AIDS

Offers COVID-19 resources specific to the HIV and AIDS communities. 

National

 

HIAS

Equips refugee communities with information about the virus and deliver information, address critical needs, and provide one-on-one counseling remotely.

National

 

Komen COVID-19 Action Fund

Helps breast cancer patients (and those at risk) to obtain screening and financial assistance during treatment.

National

 

Mesothelioma and COVID-19

Offers a plethora of free resources including COVID-19, lifestyle, treatment options, and more. All resources are up-to-date, medically reviewed, and certified.

National

 

Metastatic Trial Talk-COVID-19 & Breast Cancer Care

Trusted information about COVID-19 that is relevant to people with breast cancer.

National

 

NAMI-National Alliance on Mental Illness

Created a COVID-19 resource page that includes resources and information guides for individuals with mental illness.

National

 

National Alliance for Hispanic Health

Provides 30 free downloadable visuals as part of the "I do my part" or "Yo ayudo" campaign that offers simple steps to take to comfort and protect ourselves, our families and our communities. In addition, the “What You Need to Know COVID-19” pdf is provided in English & Spanish.

National

 

National Ovarian Cancer Coalition Survivor Relief Fund

Delivers support services to survivors and caregivers through food assistance and free emotional support through licensed counselor sessions to help during the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

New Eyes

Provides free new prescription eyeglasses to individuals who are financially affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Applicants must have an eyeglass prescription prior to applying.

National

 

NMAC

Provides a COVID-19 resources page geared towards those in the HIV community.

National

 

Online Medical Apps that Make Personal Health Easier in 2021

This article by Online Doctor, offers a list of 15 free apps to help individuals manage their personal health.

National

 

Patient Empowerment Network

The Pen-Powered Activity Guide can help cancer patients cope, relax, and feel a little less overwhelmed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

Patient Power

Devoted to supporting cancer patients, care partners and other loved ones through education and advocacy - to get the right treatment at the right time working with the right healthcare team. Find interviews with top medical experts, researches, dedicated advocates who offer timely and in-depth information presented at in-person and virtual Town Meetings. These are moderated among patients and care partners; via regular e-newsletters, and through multiple social media channels.

National

 

Rite-Aid COVID-19 Self-Testing Sites

Rite-Aid's partnership with the Department of Health and Human services, has set up COVID-19 self-testing sites. Find your nearest location by zip code.

National

 

SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline

A toll-free, 24/7, 365-day-a-year, national confidential hotline dedicated to providing immediate crisis counseling for people experiencing emotional distress related to any natural or human-caused disaster.

National

 

Sayfarth COVID-19 Resource Center

This resource center advises clients on short-term responses and long-term strategies for dealing with the effects of the pandemic on their business.

National

 

Siren

Resource center featuring articles of the impacts of COVID-19 on vulnerable populations.

National

 

Social Security & Coronavirus Disease

The Social Security Administration answers issues, concerns, and provides directions for topics specific to social security recipients.

National

 

Social Security Guide for Displaced Workers

This PDF offers guidance from the Social Security Administration to help individuals maximize their Social Security protection during this time of transition.

National

 

Social Security Information for People Helping Others

The Social Security Administration created a guide to help third parties understand how they can assist individuals to apply for social security benefits.

National

 

State Health Departments

The CDC compiled a list of the websites for each state or territorial health departments. Each link is clickable by state.

National

 

Staying Well While Staying at Home

The CDC provides a guide for cancer patients and their caregivers and family members that provides tips and resources to help this demographic with staying healthy while staying home.

National

 

Taking Care of Mental Health at Home After Coronavirus

Written by psychologists working alongside hospitals during the COVID pandemic, this article discusses common physical and psychological challenges some people may experience once home from the hospital after a COVID-19 diagnosis, and suggested strategies that could help cope.

National

 

The White House Coronavirus Task Force

Provides the latest official information on COVID-19.

National

 

U.S. Dept of Education Federal Student Aid

As part of the CARES Act, this law provides broad relief for federal student loan borrowers. This page answers questions about several provisions of the Act.

National

 

Us TOO, COVID-19, & Prostate Cancer

Information about the latest COVID-19 updates for the prostate cancer community, as well as connection to support resources.

National

 

Virtual Patient Care

A free service to help individuals with cardiovascular or respiratory issues manage their health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

WHO: Myth Busters

The World Health Organization created a series of "myth busters" based on the latest clinical and research information about COVID-19.

National

 

WomenHeart Encourages Virtual Support

This list offers online support resources and informational resources to women who are living with or at risk of heart disease.

National

 

World Health Organization (WHO)

Provides daily COVID-19 situation reports, news, and recommendations for the public.

National

 

STATE PROGRAMS

Free or No-cost COVID-19 Testing Centers in Hampton Roads

This pdf provides a list of free or no-cost testing centers available in Hampton, VA.

Hampton Roads, VA

 

SCO Family of Services

List of NY Health resources for access to COID-19 care, information, and mental health services. There is also a section that highlights public benefit programs and uninsured New Yorkers.

NY

 

Resources for Connecting in the Time of COVID-19

Resources for cancer support, research studies, mind & body, and entertainment during COVID-19. The resources are national or Philadelphia specific.

Philadelphia, PA & National 

 

Housing

211

Use this site to find your local 211 (or dial 211 from your phone) if you need assistance finding food, paying housing bills or other essential services.

National

 

Be The Match COVID-19

$500 grant for pre-transplant or post-transplant patients to help with medical or non-medical expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

  

BeyGOOD

Limited $5,000 grants to individuals and families facing foreclosures or evictions. 

National

 

Bone Marrow & Cancer Foundation Arbnb Open Homes

The Bone Marrow & Cancer Foundation's Clinical Care Counseling Program is providing licensed therapists and resource counselors over the phone during the COVID-19 crisis.

National

 

Clinical Care Counseling Program

As part of the Bone Marrow & Cancer Foundation Clinical Care Counseling Program, patients can access licensed therapists and resource counselors over the phone.

National

 

COVID-19 Financial Assistance Grant

The Lymphoma Research Foundation offers a grant for people with lymphoma/CLL in active treatment to help with food, transportation, lodging, housing, utilities, childcare, or medical devices.

National

 

Findhelp

This interactive resource directory searches for assistance programs to help with basic needs using a zip code search.

National

 

LUNGevity Breathe Easier Fund

$500 financial grant to eligible lung cancer patients for basic needs of food, transportation, and general household bills. Applicants must be in active treatment for lung cancer & meet income criteria.

National

 

National Breast Cancer Foundation

Offers a COVID-19 Relief Fund to help breast cancer patients financially. Requests must go through one of their partnering networks of hospital and patient navigators.

National

  

Nurses House

Provides short term grants for rent/mortgage to nurses who are unable to work due to medical crisis.

National

 

Pink Fund COVID-19 Real Help Now Fund

The Pink Fund created this financial grant available to eligible breast cancer patients who need assistance with housing, transportation, utilities, and insurance costs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

The American Rescue Plan

This document summarizes how the American Rescue Plan provides direct financial and social supports for people as well as tax credits incorporated in the overall package.

National

 

STATE PROGRAMS:

COVID-19 Financial Assistance Program: Phase Three

Financial assistance for rent/mortgage needs for eligible Santa Clara County residents.

CA

 

Sacred Heart Community Service

Rental and financial assistance to eligible Santa Clara County residents who've been impacted by COVID-19.

CA

 

COVID-19.CA.GOV

Provides a list of financial programs available to California residents who have been affected by COVID-19.

CA

 

Circle of Care: For Families of Children with Cancer

Financial assistance for non-medical expenses available to children in treatment at Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center, or a CT resident in treatment out of state.

CT

 

Jacksonville Receives Federal Funding for Rent & Utilities

Jacksonville residents who meet certain federal qualifications can receive financial assistance paid directly to landlords and utility service providers.

FL

 

Georgia Rental Assistance Program

The State of Georgia Rental Assistance program provides payments directly to landlords and utility providers for past-due balances for eligible Georgians.

GA

 

MA Financial Resources for COVID-19

Financial education tools and resources developed to help MA residents.

MA

 

Community Services League COVID-19 Help Center

Resources and advice about rent and utility assistance, mortgage relief programs, and other cost of living expense resources.

MO

 

New Hampshire Emergency Rental Assistance Program

Provides rent and utility assistance to eligible households impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

RI

 

Stay Home Virginia

Find the housing-related resources you are looking for here. The list includes resources for renters, homeowners, landlords, homeless shelters, other COVID-19 resources, and updates.

VA

 

Housing Crisis Hotline

Financial assistance for rent/mortgage to Hampton Roads residents facing eviction due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

VA (Hampton Roads)

 

Family Crisis Fund

Provides resources to individuals facing financial challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

VA (Richmond)

Insurance

The American Rescue Plan

This document summarizes how the American Rescue Plan provides direct financial and social supports for people as well as tax credits incorporated in the overall package.

National

 

American Rescue Plan Lowers Health Insurance

Starting July 1, 2021, consumers who received unemployment compensation for any week beginning in 2021 may be eligible for insurance savings at HealthCare.gov.

National

 

Affordablehealthinsurance.com

This article focuses on what insurance options are available to unemployed individuals.

National

 

PREMIUM ASSISTANCE:

HealthWell Foundation

This fund helps with COBRA premium costs related to COVID-19 layoffs/unemployment and employee portion of insurance premium cost related to COVID-19 furlough. For more eligibility details, visit the website.

National

 

Patient Advocate Foundation’s Co-Pay Relief Program: COVID-19 Fund

1-866-512-3861
Apply online at https://copays.org/portal/#/login

PAF’s Co-Pay Relief (CPR) program now has assistance available to patients with COVID-19 through the launch of a new disease fund that can provide $3,000 annually in direct payment for co-payments, co-insurance, and deductible (medications and office visits), over the counter medications, and medical insurance premiums. For more details about this important support visit https://copays.org/funds/covid-19/# .

National

 

National Organization for Rare Disease (NORD)

The NORD COVID-19 Relief Programs include a critical relief program and a premium & medical relief program.

National

 

The Assistance Fund COVID-19 Health Insurance Assistance Program

Offering grants up to $2,500 to eligible individuals who have experienced a disruption in their health insurance coverage due to the pandemic.

National

 

EMPLOYER/COMMERCIAL:

AHIP (America’s Health Insurance Plans)

This organization represents health insurance companies and compiled a comprehensive list of insurance providers that will waive co-pays for COVID-19 testing.

National

 

Anthem LiveHealth Online

Receive health guidance related to COVID-19 from using your smart phone, tablet, or computer, if it has a web cam. Offered to you with no copay as a plan benefit. 

National

 

Blue Cross Blue Shield

This interactive tool on the Blue Cross Blue Shield website allows you click on your state for information on what your local BCBS is regarding COVID-19 coverage and benefits.

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CIGNA Coronavirus Resource Center

Benefit Questions: (855) 287-8400 / Impact of COVID-19: (866) 912-1687

Find the latest resources and information to help navigate the Coronavirus.

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Humana

Offers resources regarding COVID-19 vaccines, treatment, testing and in-home care.

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GOVERNMENT-SPONSORED:

Addressing the Needs of Medicaid Populations During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Center for Health Care Strategies has compiled a list of resources aimed at lessening the impact of COVID-19 on Medicaid populations. There are general resources for states, for professionals, telehealth, long-term services and supports, behavioral health, social needs, health equity and children and youth.

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COVID-19 Related Enrollment Flexibilities: Medicare Part A or Part B

Eligible persons can receive equitable relief due to the COVID-19 pandemic-related national emergency if they were unable to make their Part A or Part B enrollment choice in a timely manner due to delays and problems with access to the Social Security Administration.

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Medicaid

Resources regarding CDC Guidance, Medicaid and CHIP Agency FAQ's and additional CMS Guidance. There is also Clinical and Technical Guidance for providers, healthcare facilities, billing and coding and labs.

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AffordableHealthInsurance.com

This article focuses on Medicaid options and eligibility.

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Medicare & Coronavirus

Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans will cover testing and treatment for COVID-19 and has expanded telehealth services. Learn more on the website.

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AffordableHealthInsurance.com

This article focuses on Medicare options and eligibility.

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Legislation

NCSL: State Action on Coronavirus

The National Conference of State Legislatures provides up-to-date, real-time information about bills related to COVID-19. The website has a searchable database with filters including topics, states, keyword, etc.

 

The American Rescue Plan

This document summarizes how the American Rescue Plan provides direct financial and social supports for people as well as tax credits incorporated in the overall package.

 

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act and the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2021

These acts provide fast and direct economic assistance for American workers, families, and small businesses, and preserve jobs for American industries. The U.S. Department of the Treasury breaks down the assistance by groups. 

 

U.S. Dept of Education Federal Student Aid

As part of the CARES Act, this law provides broad relief for federal student loan borrowers. This page answers questions about several provisions of the Act.

 

The Families First Coronavirus Response ActDesigned to strengthen government safety net programs, enacted 3/18/20.

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act: Designed to provide emergency relief and stimulate the economy, enacted 3/27/20.

The below information summarizes portions of these two acts. Topics include: Emergency Paid Sick Leave, Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), Direct Stimulus Payments, and Expanded Unemployment Insurance.

Emergency Paid Sick Leave: requires certain employers to provide their employees with paid sick leave for specific reasons related to COVID-19.

Effective Dates: April 2, 2020 to December 31, 2020

Eligibility: employees of private sector, employers with fewer than 500 employees, and certain public sector employers, are eligible for up to two weeks, or 80 hours, of fully or partially paid sick leave related to COVID-19 if the employee is unable to work, including unable to telework, because the employee has a qualifying reason for leave related to COVID-19 (listed below).

*Note: Employees who have been employed for at least 30 days prior to their leave request may be eligible for up to an additional 10 weeks of partially paid expanded family and medical leave if they are caring for his or her child whose school or place of care is closed (or child care provider is unavailable) due to COVID-19 reasons.

Qualifying Reasons for leave related to COVID-19:

  1. Is subject to a Federal, State, or local quarantine or isolation order related to COVID-19
  2. Has been advised by a health care provider to self-quarantine related to COVID-19
  3. Is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms and is seeking a medical diagnosis
  4. Is caring for an individual subject to an order described in (1) or self-quarantine as described in (2)
  5. Is caring for his or her child whose school or place of care is closed (or childcare provider is unavailable) due to COVID-19 related reasons
  6. Is experiencing any other substantially similar condition specified by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

 

Paid Leave Entitlements: Up to two weeks (80 hours, or a part-time employee’s two-week equivalent) of paid sick leave based on the higher of their regular rate of pay, or the state or Federal minimum wage. This is paid at:

--100% for qualifying reasons #1-3 above, up to $511 daily and $5,110 total

--2/3rds for qualifying reasons #4 and #6 above, up to $200 daily and $2,000 total

--Up to 12 weeks of paid sick leave and expanded FMLA paid at 2/3rds for qualifying reason #5 above, up to $200 daily and $12,000 total

--A part-time employee is eligible for leave for the number of hours that the employee is normally scheduled to work over that period.

 

Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA): requires certain employers to provide their employees with FMLA for specific reasons related to COVID-19.

Effective Dates: April 2, 2020 to December 31, 2020

Eligibility: Employees must have been employed at least 30 days and unable to work because they must care for a child (under 18 years of age) whose school or childcare provider is closed or unavailable for reasons related to COVIDE-19

--Full-time employees are eligible for an additional 10 weeks of leave (40 hours per week) paid at 2/3rds
 the employee’s regular rate of pay or states minimum wage up to $200/day and $10,000 over the
 benefit period. The first 10 days of this leave may be taken as unpaid.

--Part-time employees are eligible for number of hours they would normally be scheduled to work over
 that period.  

Applicable employers and tax credits for paid sick leave and FMLA Expansion:

Eligibility: Provisions apply to private businesses with less than 500 employees and all public employers. The U.S. Secretary of Labor would be empowered to grant hardship exemptions for certain businesses with fewer than 50 employees and to exclude certain health care providers and emergency responders.

Reimbursement: Employers will be reimbursed through a payroll tax credit for both emergency paid sick leave and expanded FMLA which applies to for-profit and non-profit employers equal to 100% of the qualified wages paid.

Equivalent tax credits are available to self-employed individuals based on similar circumstances in the amount of:

--$511/day or 100% of regular rate of pay for employees on leave for own diagnosis.

--$200 per day or 2/3rds regular rate of pay for employees on leave to care for an individual quarantined, care for a child whose school/daycare is closed or employee experiencing “substantially similar condition” as specified by HHS.

More info available at U.S. Department of Labor and IRS news release

 

Direct stimulus payments to individuals and families: The IRS will issue one-time rebate checks based on 2019 tax return (or 2018) if filed. For most Americans, no action on their part is required.

Eligible: People who meet income guidelines listed, people with no income, and people who receive Social Security benefits but don’t file tax returns- the check amount will be based on information provided by the Social Security Administration.

NOT Eligible: Dependents over age 17 and Tax filers without SSNs (such as Dreamers and families of filers with only individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers)

Stimulus Payments: one-time payments are made based on tax filing status and adjusted gross income as follows:

--Individuals earning up to $75,000 get $1,200. This includes a married person filing separately.

--Individual filing as head of household earning up to $112,500 adjusted gross income gets $1,200

--Married couples (same sex included) filing a joint return up to $150,00 adjusted gross income get $2,400.

--Families get $500 per child under age 17. For example, family of four earning less than $150,000 can expect $3,400.

Thresholds: Checks are reduced by $5 for every $100 that a taxpayer’s income exceeds the phase-out threshold. Payment completely phased out for:

--$99,000 for single filers

--$146,500 for head of household with one child

--$198,000 for joint filers with no children

Groups that may struggle to get payment and will need to take action to be eligible:

--People who did not file tax return because they earned less than the standard deduction ($12,300 single/ $24,400 joint filer)

--People who earn cash income but didn’t report it. 

 

Expanded Unemployment Insurance: Temporary Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) benefits program created for workers whose employment ended as a direct result of COVID-19 crisis.

Effective Dates: Benefits can apply as early as January 27, 2020 through December 31, 2020. PUA extends usual 26-week benefit to 39 weeks. See more info here detailing state benefits for usual unemployment insurance and related PUA extension information.

Eligible: People whose employment ended as a direct result of the COVID-19 crisis, individuals who are not traditionally eligible for unemployment insurance (such as self-employed or independent contractors, including “gig” workers

NOT Eligible: People who voluntarily quit their job for reasons not related to COVID-19 crisis (this is same as restriction in traditional unemployment insurance)

Application: An individual applies for PUA benefits with the state agency where he or she lives.

Required to Certify: An individual must self-certify that he/she is otherwise able to work and available for work within the meaning of applicable state law except that the individual is “unemployed, partially unemployed, or unable to unavailable to work” for one of the following eleven reasons:

  1. Diagnosed with COVID-19
  2. Has symptoms and is in the process of seeking medical diagnosis
  3. Household member has COVID-19
  4. Providing care to household member with COVID-19
  5. Caregiving for child or primary caregiver for household member that is unable to attend school or daycare due to COVID-19
  6. Individual is unable to reach work due to a quarantine or hear care provider advised to self-quarantine
  7. Individual is unable to reach hob as direct result of COVID-19
  8. Individual is the sole wage earner in his/her household due to death of the head of household as a result of COVID-19
  9. Individual required to stop work as a result of COVID-19
  10. Individuals place of employment closed due to COVID-19
  11. The individual is self-employed, is seeking part-time employment, does not have sufficient work history, or otherwise would not qualify for unemployment benefits under another state unemployment program

 

IRS: Economic Impact Payment Information

Veterans Affairs and Supplemental Security Income recipients with eligible children who didn't file tax return in 2018 or 2019 must act by May 5, 2020 to receive the $500/child payment this year.

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Marketplace

Marketplace Coverage & Coronavirus

Provides questions and answers to common concerns surrounding Marketplace coverage and the Coronavirus.

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Open Enrollment Extended for 2021

Consumers will be allowed to enroll in the Affordable Care Act's federal insurance marketplace at HealthCare.gov

 

California: Covered California

800-300-1506

Californian's can obtain coverage through California's Marketplace within 60 days of a major life change- including job or income lost due to COVID-19.

 

Colorado: Connect for Health Colorado

855-752-6749

This is Colorado's official health insurance marketplace. Coloradans who experience a qualifying life change have a 60-day window to buy or change plans within the special enrollment period. 

 

Connecticut: Access Health CT

1-855-365-2428

This is Connecticut's official health insurance marketplace. Eligible consumers have 60 days from the date of a qualifying life event to buy plans under the special enrollment period. 

 

Maryland: Maryland Health Connection

855-642-8572

This is Maryland's official health insurance marketplace. Eligible consumers may obtain insurance outside of open enrollment if they meet criteria through a special enrollment period. Financial help is available to eligible individuals and families.

 

Massachusetts: Massachusetts Health Connector

1-877-623-6765

This is Massachusetts' official health insurance marketplace. Applicants may obtain coverage during a 60-day special enrollment period due to a qualifying life event if trying to enroll outside of open enrollment.

 

Minnesota: MNsure

651-539-2099

This is Minnesota's official health insurance marketplace. Individuals who have a qualifying life event gets a 60-day window to obtain coverage under the special enrollment period.

 

Nevada: Nevada Health Link

1-800-547-2927

This is Nevada's official health insurance marketplace. Individuals who have qualifying life changes may enroll during the special enrollment period. 

 

New York: New York State of Health

1-855-355-5777

New York's official health insurance marketplace. The time of year when you can enroll in a health plan depends upon the type of health plan you are eligible for. Federal law has changed and more tax credits are available to New Yorkers who buy a health plan through NY State of Health. 

 

Rhode Island: Health Source RI

1-855-840-4774

Rhode Island's official health insurance marketplace. Individuals who have qualifying life changes may be eligible to obtain coverage in a special enrollment period, which in most cases is 60 days.

 

Washington: Washington Health Benefit Exchange

1-855-923-4633

Washington's official health insurance marketplace. If you have a qualifying life event, you may be eligible to sign up during a special enrollment period.

 

Washington D.C.: DC Health Link

855-532-5465

Washington D.C. official health insurance marketplace. If you have a qualifying life event, you may be eligible to sign up during a special enrollment period.

Medication

Patient Advocate Foundation’s Co-Pay Relief Program: COVID-19 Fund

1-866-512-3861
Apply online at https://copays.org/portal/#/login

PAF’s Co-Pay Relief (CPR) program now has assistance available to patients with COVID-19 through the launch of a new disease fund that can provide $3,000 annually in direct payment for co-payments, co-insurance, and deductible (medications and office visits), over the counter medications, and medical insurance premiums. For more details about this important support visit https://copays.org/funds/covid-19/# .

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AbbVie

This pharmaceutical manufacturer expanded financial assistance to support qualifying patients who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and need their AbbVie medications.

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Be The Match COVID-19 Financial Relief

$500 grant for pre-transplant or post-transplant patients to help with medical or non-medical expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Bristol Myers Squibb Patient Assistance Programs

Program designed and expanded for those financially affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, to provide free product to patients with a current prescription for a BMS medication. Eligibility guidelines apply.

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Dexcom Patient Assistance Program

Aiding current US customers who have lost their health insurance coverage as a result of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Greater Than AIDS

This organization will help Americans who have lost their jobs or insurance due to COVID-19, find options for getting and paying for health care and medications through The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program and AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP).

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Healthwell Foundation

Financial Assistance grant of $250 to eligible applicants. The grant covers food delivery, medications, diagnostics, telehealth, and transportation related to Covid-19.

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HeartFelt

Provides medication replacement to eligible commercially insured patients whose controlled ovarian stimulation cycles were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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I Stay Home for Rare

Provides emergency money needed by applicant families and individuals living with rare disease. These funds can help with both medical and non-medical needs.

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Johnson & Johnson

Pharmaceutical manufacturer that assists eligible patients who have recently lost their jobs and insurance coverage obtain their prescribed Johnson & Johnson medications.

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Lilly

The Lilly Insulin Value Program allows anyone who is uninsured or lost insurance due to COVID-19 to access their Lilly insulin prescriptions for $35.00. If commercially insured, can access for $25.00 copay.

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Medicine Assistance Tool.org

Free search engine designed to help patients, caregivers, and health care providers find patient assistance programs and resources for prescription medicines they need assistance with.

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Merck

https://www.patientadvocate.org/wp-content/uploads/Merck-Broadens-Patient-Assistance-programs.pdf 

Pharmaceutical manufacturer has expanded its U.S. Patient Assistance Program to accommodate patients who have lost their jobs and health insurance coverage due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Needy Meds

COVID-19 resources listed nationally then by state.

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NORD (National Organization of Rare Disease)

COVID-19 Critical Relief Program. Applications available via telephone or email.

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NovoCare Diabetes Patient Assistance Program

This patient assistance program offers a free 90-day supply of insulin to eligible individuals who have lost their health coverage or job status due to COVID-19.

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PAN

$300 grant to eligible patients that can be used for COVID-19 treatment expenses, over the counter and prescription medications, medical equipment and supplies as well as groceries and meals.

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Pfizer

Pharmaceutical manufacturer has adapted elements of its U.S. Patient Assistance Program to accommodate the challenges eligible patients are facing by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Rx Outreach

A non-profit mail-order pharmacy that provides discounted medications have temporarily expanded the guidelines to assist individuals and families who are facing financial hardships because of COVID-19.

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Scriptdrop          

A prescription delivery service that can be requested via text. Delivery fee required.

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Takeda Patient Assistance

6 months of free Takeda medication is available to eligible commercially insured individuals facing financial hardship due to COVID-19 pandemic job loss.

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ucbCARES

Pharmaceutical manufacturer helping ensure patients who need their medications can access them, including patients who are facing hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Walgreens Rx Delivery

Walgreens is waiving delivery fees for prescriptions. Customers can receive them as soon as the next day or choose standard online shipping.

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STATE PROGRAMS: 

NOVA Scripts Central RX & Honeybee Health

Serving Northern Virginia, these companies partnered together to provide mail order prescriptions at a discount.

VA (Metro DC)

Post-COVID Conditions

ACL Resources for People with Long COVID

ACL published a guide to help long-haulers connect to resources

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C19 Recovery Awareness

A global article-style resource center to support people dealing with Long Covid. There is also a Support section that lists Post-Covid Recovery Clinics by state and online support groups.

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COVID-19 Long Haulers Support Group

Facebook support group with over 30K members who are COVID-19 Long Haulers.

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COVID-19: Long-Term Effects

The Mayo Clinic Staff put together this article discussing some of the long-term health problems people who have had a COVID-19 diagnosis may encounter.

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COVID-19 Long -Haulers Discussion Group

Online meeting place for people with longer-term COVID-19 symptoms.

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COVID-19 Real-Time Learning Network

Brought to you by CDC and IDSA, this page provides key information and literature about Post COVID/Long COVID.

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covidCAREgroup

Provides an integrative and complimentary approach to medical, mental health, and rehabilitation services to address Long COVID healthcare needs.

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COVID Long-Haulers: Questions Patients Have About Symptoms

This article produced by the American Medical Association (AMA) discusses common questions and answers that long-haulers have.

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COVID Survivors for Change

COVID survivors nationwide share their stories and resources to support other survivors.

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Department of Justice

Provides clarity on how disability non discrimination laws apply to certain people affected by COVID-19.

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Endocrineweb

This article shares stories from COVID Long-hauler survivors.

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globeXHealth

This page provides Post-COVID Resources for general information, online support groups, and other resources.

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Guidance on Long COVID as a Disability

Outlines Long COVID as a disability under the ADA, Section 504 and Section 1557.

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HelpGuide

This article outlines how to recognize post-COVID symptoms, how to get help, and tips in managing symptoms.

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Long Covid Alliance

A network of patient-advocates, scientists, disease experts, and drug developers who use their collective knowledge and resources to educate policy makers and accelerate research in understanding post-viral illness.

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Long COVID and Disability

This article discusses that the Biden administration released guidance and resources on long COVID and disability.

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Long Covid Kids

This website is dedicated to education on Long Covid in kids, connecting and supporting parents of children and young people with post-viral illness, and provides resources on prevention.

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Long COVID (PASC) Resources

The American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (aapm&r) compiled a list of resources for individuals with Long COVID.

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Long Covid Support

This is a resource page to help support people with Long Covid.

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Long Covid Support Group

This is a private facebook support group with over 40K members.

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Long-Haul COVID-19 in Children & Teens

This article by healthychildren.org discusses long-haul COVID diagnosis in children and teens.

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New Policy to Diagnose and Treat Long-Haul COVID-19

This article discusses that The American Medical Association has adopted a new policy to better diagnose and treat long-haul COVID-19.

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Post-COVID Conditions

This page on the CDC website outlines post-COVID conditions.

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RECOVER

An initiative from the National Institutes of Health, individuals can learn about Long COVID and get access to COVID-19 resources.

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Rethink Mental Illness

This page provides some actionable steps to take if you think your Long COVID is affecting your mental health.

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RIP Medical Debt

This PDF offers tips to reduce risk of generating unpayable medical debt.

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Solve M.E. 

A non-profit that provides critical research into diagnostics, treatment, and cures for myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome, Long COVID, and other post-infectious illnesses.

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Supporting COVID-19 Long Haulers

This PDF guide helps anticipate and identify needs of employees in response to COVID-19 Long Haulers.

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Survivor Corps

This site offers a locator tool to find Post-COVID Care Health Centers. Users simply click on their state to find the closest location to them.

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What is Long COVID?

This video briefly discusses some of the longer-term effects of COVID that some people are experiencing.

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Women's Covid Long Haulers Support Group

Private Facebook group for women experiencing cardiac and neurological symptoms from COVID-19.

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Webinar: What Do We Know About Long COVID

Presented by UCSF Pulmonologist Dr. Lekshmi Santhosh on the University of California Television, learn about Long COVID-what it is, who gets it, and how to treat it.

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UNC COVID Recovery Clinic

The UNC COVID Recovery Clinic is a central resource for COVID-19 survivors who have ongoing health effects after a COVID-19 diagnosis.

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State Unemployment

The American Rescue Plan

This document summarizes how the American Rescue Plan provides direct financial and social supports for people as well as tax credits incorporated in the overall package.

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United States Department of Labor

Fact sheet about unemployment benefits from the Department of Labor.

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Unemployment Insurance Relief During COVID-19 Outbreak

Learn about the CARES Act and which states chose to extend unemployment compensation to independent contractors and other workers who are ordinarily ineligible for unemployment benefits.

 

Alabama Unemployment           

1-866-234-5382

Provides information on COVID-19 scenario benefits available under state unemployment.


Alaska Unemployment

888-252-2557 (call the claim center closest to your area)

Provides information on COVID-19 scenario benefits available under state unemployment.



Arizona Unemployment

877- 600-2722

Provides information on unemployment as well as 40 additional human services programs to help individuals in need.



Arkansas Unemployment

501-907-2590

Access unemployment information and forms or find resources to help you while job hunting.



California Unemployment

800-300-5616 (representatives available 8 am-12 pm PST, different languages)

866-333-4606 (automated self-service, no representative, available in English and Spanish)

Provides information on COVID-19 scenario benefits available under state unemployment. Information available for self-employed and paid family leave.



Colorado Unemployment

800-388-5515 (English); 866-422-0402 (Spanish)

Provides information on COVID-19 benefits available under state unemployment, frequently asked questions, and introduction to the new MyUI+ Benefits system.

 


Connecticut Unemployment
860-263-6975   **Telephone assistance is not available for Unemployment Claims                                                                                         

PDF created by the CT Dept. of Labor to address common questions about unemployment. The PDF also links to the appropriate areas on the website to navigate a claim.

 

Delaware Unemployment

302-761-8446

General information about the unemployment insurance program, COVID-19 benefits available, as well as frequently asked questions.

 

District of Columbia Unemployment

202-724-7000

Provides general information about the unemployment insurance program, the process, and frequently asked questions.

 

Florida Unemployment

800-204-2418

General information about the unemployment insurance program, reemployment benefits, COVID-19 benefits, as well as frequently asked questions.

 

Georgia Unemployment                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

404-232-3180

Provides general information about the unemployment insurance program and frequently asked questions.

 

Hawaii Unemployment
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

Information about the unemployment insurance program, COVID-19 benefits available, as well as frequently asked questions.

 

Idaho Unemployment

208-332-8942

General information about the unemployment insurance claims and information for job seekers.

 

Illinois Unemployment

800-244-5631

General information about the unemployment insurance programs available.

 

Indiana Unemployment

800-891-6499

General information about the unemployment insurance program, COVID-19 benefits available, as well as frequently asked questions.

 

Iowa Unemployment

Contact your local IowaWORKS Center or apply online. The page includes general information about the unemployment insurance program, a section on COVID-19 benefit information, as well as application links to apply.

 

Kansas Unemployment

866-534-3463

General information about the unemployment insurance program, COVID-19 resources, as well as other labor related resources.

 

Kentucky Unemployment

502-564-5331

General information about the unemployment insurance program as well as a COVID-19 Unemployment Insurance frequently asked questions page.

 

Louisiana Unemployment

866-783-5567

Provides COVID-19 information by division.

 

Maine Unemployment

800-593-7660

Resources related to COVID-19 benefit programs as well as a section on unemployment insurance.

 

Maryland Unemployment

410-949-0022

General information about the unemployment insurance program, COVID-19 benefits available, as well as frequently asked questions.

 

Massachusetts Unemployment

617-626-6338

General information and applications to the unemployment insurance program.

 

Michigan Unemployment

866-500-0017

General information about the unemployment insurance program, COVID-19 benefits available as well as frequently asked questions

 

Minnesota Unemployment

Twin Cities area: 651-296-3644
Greater Minnesota: 877-898-9090

General information about the unemployment insurance program, COVID-19 benefits available, as well as frequently asked questions.

 

Mississippi Unemployment

888-844-3577

Resources for workers and businesses on COVID-19.

 

Missouri Unemployment

Contact your Regional Claims Center (list provided on the website)

General information about the unemployment insurance program.

 

Montana Unemployment

406-444-2840

Resource guides for Montana employees and employers.

 

Nebraska Unemployment

402-552-6645

Guidance and connection to apply for unemployment benefits in the state of Nebraska.

 

Nevada Unemployment

Northern Nevada:   775-684-0350  
Southern Nevada:   702-486-0350 
Rural Areas and Out of State Callers:  888-890-8211

General information about the unemployment insurance program as well as frequently asked questions.

 

New Hampshire Unemployment

603-271-7700

General information about the unemployment insurance program as well as frequently asked questions.

 

New Jersey Unemployment

609-292-7060

Learn about worker benefits, protections, and the Coronavirus.

 

New Mexico Unemployment

877-664-6984

Connect to the latest updates and resources available to workers affected by COVID-19.

 

New York Unemployment

888-209-8124

Learn everything you need to know about filing for unemployment insurance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

North Carolina Unemployment

888-737-0259

COVID-19 and NC unemployment insurance information.

 

North Dakota Unemployment

701-328-4995

Eligibility guidance and application links to the ND unemployment insurance program.

 

Ohio Unemployment

877-644-6562

Connect to the Coronavirus and unemployment insurance resource hubs. Live chat with virtual assistant available.

 

Oklahoma Unemployment

800-555-1554

General information about the unemployment insurance program for individuals as well as resources for job seekers, employers, and veterans.

 

Oregon Unemployment

800-237-3710

General information about the unemployment insurance program and quick links to COVID-19 resources.

 

Pennsylvania Unemployment

888-313-7284

Information for PA employees impacted by COVID-19.

 

Puerto Rico Unemployment

787-945-7900

General information about the unemployment insurance program.

 

Rhode Island Unemployment

401-462-2020

General information about the unemployment insurance program as well as a virtual assistance help bot.

 

South Carolina Unemployment

866-831-1724

General information about the claims process for the unemployment insurance program and links to apply.

 

South Dakota Unemployment                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

605-626-3179

General information about the unemployment insurance program and the COVID-19 Reemployment Assistance eligibility determinations information. 

 

Tennessee Unemployment

844-224-5818

General information about the unemployment insurance program and steps to apply.

 

Texas Unemployment

800-939-6631

General information about the unemployment insurance program and information for COVID-19 including FAQ, jobseekers, self-employed, child care, and unemployed after returning to work guidance.

 

U.S. Virgin Islands Unemployment

St. Croix 340-773-1994

St. Thomas 340-776-3700

Provides the unemployment insurance overview. 

Utah Unemployment

801-526-9675

General information about the unemployment insurance program, COVID-19 benefits, office of child care, refugee services and other assistance including food, rent, energy, and medical.

 

Vermont Unemployment

802-828-4000

Step-by-step unemployment insurance information.

 

Virginia Unemployment

866-832-2363

Get questions and answers on claims related to the coronavirus.

 

Washington Unemployment

360-902-9500

The Employment Security Department offers COVID-19 information, unemployment benefits, and paid family and medical leave.

 

West Virginia Unemployment

800-252-5627

COVID-19 and unemployment updates, questions, and answers.

 

Wisconsin Unemployment

844-910-3661

Information for the public regarding the department of workforce development and the COVID-19 virus.

 

Wyoming Unemployment

307-473-3789

General information about the unemployment insurance program. Claims will be taken on specific days, based on the first letter of the claimant's last name.

Transportation

Be The Match COVID-19

$500 grant for pre-transplant or post-transplant patients to help with medical or non-medical expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

COVID-19 Financial Assistance Grant

This grant is for people with lymphoma/CLL in active treatment to help with food, transportation, lodging, housing, utilities, childcare, or medical devices.

National

 

Findhelp

This interactive resource directory tool searches for assistance programs to help with basic needs using a zip code search.

National

 

Miracle Flights

Provides free flights for medical related needs. In response to the COVID-19 crisis, this program has temporarily relaxed the financial need requirements.

National

 

National Aging and Disability Transportation Center (nadtc)

Transportation resources available to the aging and disabled populations who have been impacted by COVID-19. The page also has a section for transportation programs that are providing rides to COVID-19 vaccination sites.

National

 

Pink Fund COVID-19 Real Help Now Fund

Financial grant to eligible breast cancer patients who need assistance with housing, transportation, utility, and insurance costs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

STATE PROGRAMS:

Colorado Cancer Coalition

Offers emotional, general, and financial COVID-19 resources to Colorado cancer patients and survivors including meal assistance, transportation assistance and emergency financial assistance.

CO

 

Circle of Care: For Families of Children with Cancer

Financial assistance for children in treatment at Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital, Connecticut Children’s Medical Center or be a CT resident in treatment out of state.

CT

 

Utilities 

211

Use this site to find your local 211 (or dial 211 from your phone) if you need assistance finding food, paying housing bills or other essential services.

National

 

AT&T

Free access to public WiFi hot spots to anyone. Existing customers will receive unlimited data and no disconnection for wireless, home phone or broadband services. Late Fees will also be waived.

National

 

Be The Match COVID-19

$500 grant for pre-transplant or post-transplant patients to help with medical or non-medical expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

Comcast

Offering free access to Xfinity WiFi hotspots for 60 days to new and existing customers.

National

 

COVID-19 Financial Assistance Grant

This grant is for people with lymphoma/CLL in active treatment to help with food, transportation, lodging, housing, utilities, childcare, or medical devices.

National

 

Family Reach COVID-19 Emergency Fund

Eligible cancer patients ages 0-30 can receive financial assistance to help with living expenses such as food, travel, and general household bills.

National

 

Findhelp

This interactive resource directory tool searches for assistance programs to help with basic needs using a zip code search.

National

 

PCs for People

Individuals and families that meet eligibility requirements can receive a free computer, computer repair, internet service and learning resources.

National

 

Pink Fund COVID-19 Real help Now Fund

Financial grant to eligible breast cancer patients who need assistance with housing, transportation, utility, and insurance costs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

National

 

SafeLink Wireless

SafeLink Wireless provides free monthly wireless service to individuals based on income.

National

 

STATE PROGRAMS:  

 

Southern California Edison

Learn what bill assistance programs may be available to individuals impacted by COVID-19.

CA

 

Duke Energy

Learn what financial options may be available to customers who are experiencing financial hardship due to COVID-19.

FL, IN, KY, NC, OH, SC

 

Dominion Energy

Go to the page and click on your state. You can find what assistance programs/options are available to you under "Billing".

ID, NC, OH, SC, UT, VA, WV, WY

 

NIPSCO

Offering flexible payment plans to eligible customers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. 

IN

 

Nationalgrid

Learn about programs that may be available to eligible customers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

MA, NY, RI

 

MN Commerce Department

The state Telephone Assistance Plan (TAP) that provides monthly telephone service discounts on one landline or wireless telephone per household.

MN

 

NV Energy

List of programs and payment options available to customers who are experiencing financial hardship from COVID-19.

NV

 

ConEdison

Information about service updates as well as assistance programs for customers affected from the COVID-19 pandemic.

NY

 

New Hampshire Emergency Rental Assistance Program

Provides rent and utility assistance to eligible households impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

RI

Vaccines & Boosters

***Each states COVID-19 vaccine contact information is listed below under "STATE RESOURCES & CONTACTS"***

 

Bons Secours-Safety Guidelines for Individuals Who Got the COVID-19 Vaccine

This article outlines the new guidelines posted by the CDC for people who are fully vaccinated.

National

 

Combat COVID

Learn about COVID-19 vaccines as well as how to joining a vaccine clinical trial.

National

 

Comparing the COVID-19 Vaccines 

In this article, YaleMedicine maps out a comparison of the most prominent COVID-19 vaccines.

National

 

COVID-19 Vaccination Transportation

The National Aging and Disability Transportation Center provides a list of programs that are providing transportation or connecting older adults and people with disabilities to vaccination sites.

National

 

Do the COVID-19 Vaccines Protect Against the Delta Variant?

This video discusses the Delta variant and how it can affect vaccinated individuals.

National

 

Fact Sheet-Access to COVID-19 Vaccines

HRSA created this pdf poster to show that everyone is eligible for free COVID-19 testing, treatment, and vaccines.

National

 

FDA Authorizes Booster Dose of Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine

This is the press release from the FDA authorizing booster doses of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines for certain populations.

National

 

FEMA Vaccine Support

Provides a variety of resources surrounding FEMA's role in vaccine support as well as other vaccine related resources.

National

 

Health Action Alliance

Provides an educational video series to help you better understand COVID-19 Vaccines and what you need to know.

National

 

HRSA Countermeasure Injury Compensation Program (CICP)

The Health Resources & Services Administration offers tips for someone who feels they have side effects from the COVID-19 vaccine.

National

 

Key Things to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines

Visit this article provided by the CDC to learn the most up-to-date information about approved COVID-19 vaccines.

National

 

Myths & Facts about COVID-19 Vaccines

This article busts common myths about the COVID-19 vaccine and provides the facts on them. 

National

 

Need a Ride to Get a Vaccine? Lyft and Uber Have Your Back

Ride services Uber and Lyft have pledged to provide millions of free rides to and from COVID-19 vaccine appointments to those in need of transportation.

National

 

Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot

Published by the CDC, this article discusses who is eligible for the Pfizer-BioNTech's COVID-19 Vaccine booster shot.

National

 

Vaccines.gov 

Offers a COVID-19 vaccine locator tool, as well as general resources on the COVID vaccine.

National

 

Vaccine Infographic

This infographic visually depicts how the COVID-19 vaccines work.

National 

 

What is in the COVID Vaccines?

This doctor breaks down what's in the COVID vaccines and how they work.

National

 

What You Need to Know About COVID-19 Booster Shots

A Q&A conducted by the Mayo Clinic News Network, where Dr. Melanie Swift (co-chair of the Mayo Clinic COVID-19 Vaccine Allocation and Distribution Work Group) answers questions about COVID-19 booster shots.

National

 

STATE RESOURCES & CONTACTS

Oak Street Health

All Oak Street Health locations have COVID-19 vaccines available for their patients. You can schedule your vaccination appointment online.

AL, GA, IL, IN, LA, MI, MS, NY, NC, OH, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX

 

COVID-19 Vaccine Information for All Alaskans

Visit this Alaska Health and Social Services Page to find questions, answers, and resources related to the COVID-19 vaccine.

AK

 

Eligibility Check and Scheduling Portal of Alabama

This tool allows individuals in Alabama to schedule a vaccine, find vaccine locations, get notified when a vaccine becomes available, what to expect and more.

AL

 

Arkansas COVID-19 Vaccination Plan

Arkansas Department of Health provides up-to-date information on the COVID-19 vaccination plan.

AR

 

Arizona’s Emergency Response to the COVID-19 Outbreak

Learn who is eligible and where to obtain a COVID-19 vaccine if you live in the state of Arizona.

AZ

 

COVID-19 Vaccination: Find Out if it’s Your Turn California

Use this tool to determine your eligibility for the vaccine based on your answers to a few questions.

CA

 

Colorado: Find Out Where You Can Get Vaccinated

Up-to-date information regarding eligibility and locations for the COVID-19 vaccine.

CO

 

Connecticut: Am I Eligible for the COVID-19 Vaccine?

Use this online tool to check your eligibility and schedule your COVID-19 vaccination.

CT

 

Delaware: Where Can I Get My Vaccine?

Learn what phase of vaccine distribution the state of Delaware is in, as well as where you can go to get one.

DE

 

Washington DC Vaccination Registration

Schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment online at a hospital or health center. There are also resources for those in need of transportation to get the vaccine.

DC

 

Florida: Find a Vaccine Location

Florida recently expanded COVID-19 vaccine access to retail pharmacies. Use this tool to find a vaccine location near you.

FL

 

Georgia Department of Public Health COVID-19 Vaccines

 

Find a COVID Vaccination Site by county, zip code, or participating vaccine site.

GA

 

State of Hawaii COVID-19 Portal

Provides information on the COVID-19 vaccine timeline of administration as well as a registration spot for eligible persons.

HI

 

Idaho COVID-19 Vaccination Information

Lists the steps, timelines, and locations of obtaining the COVID-19 vaccination in the state of Idaho.

ID

 

State of Illinois Coronavirus Response

Find vaccination locations on a map and get appointment information at the link.

IL

 

Indiana COVID-19 Vaccine Information and Planning

Learn who is eligible to receive a vaccine, learn about the vaccine, and where to register or schedule a vaccine.

IN

 

COVID-19 in Iowa

This is Iowa’s COVID-19 vaccine information page.

IA

 

Kansas COVID-19 Vaccine Information

Provides the facts so individuals can make an informed choice about the vaccination as well as availability and FAQs.

KS

 

Team Kentucky

Provides vaccine information as well as regional vaccination locations for eligible individuals.

KY

 

Louisiana Department of Health COVID-19

Learn who is eligible to receive a vaccination and what vaccination sites are available.

LA

 

Massachusetts’COVID-19 Vaccination Phases

Provides the details of the COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan for the state of Massachusetts.

MA

 

COVID-19 Vaccinations in Maryland

Learn about Maryland’s vaccination phases, where to find a vaccination clinic, and general vaccination related resources.

MD

 

State of Maine Covid-19 Response

 

Provides COVID-19 vaccine sites in Maine, as well as who is eligible to receive a vaccine.

ME

 

Michigan Coronavirus Health Department Vaccine Information

Find a vaccine site in your county, what to know about vaccine scheduling and the preliminary vaccine rollout timeline.

MI

 

Minnesota COVID-19 Response

Find vaccine locations, about the COVID-19 Community Vaccination Program, or connect to the vaccine hotlines.

MN

 

Missouri Vaccinators

Learn about each phases eligibility criteria and where to find a COVID-19 vaccine provider via a map.

MO

 

COVID Vaccine Mississippi State Department of Health

This is the COVID-19 vaccine patient screening and vaccine scheduler tool for the state of Mississippi.

MS

 

Montana’s COVID-19 Vaccine Availability and Resources

Learn about each phases eligibility and use the interactive map to determine availability in your area.

MT

 

Spot your Shot North Carolina

Find your vaccine group or vaccine location through the interactive tools at this website.

NC

 

North Dakota COVID-19 Vaccine Locator

Inventory availability is updated daily and connects eligible recipients to available vaccination providers.

ND

 

Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services

This is the vaccination registration portal for Nebraska residents.

NE

 

New Hampshire COVID-19 Vaccine Phases

Learn about the COVID-19 vaccine phases, if you qualify, and the ability to register.

NH

 

New Jersey COVID-19 Information Hub

Find out who is eligible for vaccination, how to get vaccinated if you are eligible, register for an appointment, and view additional vaccination locations.

NJ

 

Coronavirus Disease 2019 in New Mexico

View New Mexico’s full vaccination distribution plan, available in English and Spanish.

NM

 

Nevada COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

Each county in Nevada has its own COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan, users can find their counties plan, request appointments, or connect to the helpline to speak with a person about vaccine eligibility.

NV

 

New York State COVID-19 Vaccine

Get the facts about the COVID-19 vaccine, determine eligibility, and schedule an appointment at this website.

NY

 

Ohio COVID-19 Vaccine Locations

The tool shows providers throughout Ohio who have received shipments of COVID-19 vaccines available to eligible individuals in an open phase.

OH

 

Oklahoma COVID-19 Vaccination Appointment

Take the COVID-19 questionnaire to determine eligibility for a vaccination or schedule an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

OK

 

Oregon Health Authority COVID-19 Response

Learn what phase or phases are open and where to obtain vaccine information or appointment, listed by county.

OR

 

Pennsylvania COVID-19 Vaccines

Search COVID-19 vaccine information by topic, such as eligibility, locations of vaccines, vaccine FAQs and more.

PA

 

Rhode Island Department of Health COVID-19 Information

Eligible Rhode Islanders can schedule an appointment at State-run vaccination sites or learn when they will be eligible to do so.

RI

 

South Carolina DHEC COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments

Learn who can make an appointment and where to make an appointment if eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

SC

 

South Dakota Department of Health COVID-19 Vaccine Providers

View the Priority Groups Infographic to determine which group you are in, then view the map (by county) to determine what vaccine provider is serving your county.

SD

 

Tennessee Department of Health COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment

Use this website to find your phase, find the phase your county is vaccinating, then register for a vaccination appointment.

TN

 

Texas COVID-19 Vaccination Hub Providers

View open phases and locations (by county) of where to obtain a COVID-19 vaccine.

TX

 

Utah COVID-19 Vaccine

Learn how to find out who is eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, where to get it, and general vaccine FAQs.

UT

 

Virginia COVID-19 Vaccination Response

Find out which phase your county/city is in, which phase you are eligible for, and where to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

VA

 

Vermont COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility

Find eligibility criteria to receive a COVID-19 vaccine and how to make an appointment if eligible.

VT

 

Washington State Department of Health COVID-19 Vaccine

Find out what phase is open for the COVID-19 vaccine distribution and who is eligible to receive it.

WA

 

Wisconsin Dept. of Health Services COVID-19 Vaccine

Learn who is eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine, where to get a vaccine, and other COVID-19 vaccination data.

WI

 

West Virginia COVID-19 Vaccine

Pre-register to receive the COVID-19 vaccination, learn when you can get the vaccine, and read FAQs about the vaccine.

WV

 

Wyoming COVID-19 Vaccine Information by County

Find contact information, status updates, and other COVID-19 vaccine availability by county.

WY

Virtual Learning 

Setting Up Space:

10 Tips to Stay Productive When Studying From Home

Provides ten tips for staying motivated and productive while studying from home, such as keeping up with a regular morning routine or having a designated workspace.

 

15 Brilliant Homeschooling Hacks Parents Are Using Everywhere

The parenting "hacks" are mainly geared towards Elementary age children, but some could be used for middle school aged children as well.

 

Being a Successful Online Student: 6 Must-Have Skills

This blog post provides helpful tips and skills online learners should have to be successful.

 

How to Create the Perfect Study Environment for Online Learning

Learn how to create the perfect study environment that minimizes distractions to put you in the mindset to concentrate during online learning. 

 

How to Set up a Virtual or Homeschool Learning Space for Kids

This article offers ideas on how to set up a space for children to learn that will help them feel comfortable and remain focused.

 

Tips & Resources for Parents

8 Tips to Help Your Child Focus and Stay Engaged During Distance Learning

Article that offers advice for how to help kids make the most of their distance learning experience.

 

22 Remote Learning Tips for Parents Helping At Home

Learn ways to model and support literacy in the home. There are tips and resources for K-12.

 

At-Home Learning Resources for the COVID-19 Outbreak

Offers helpful and practical strategies for parents to help children remain focused, productive, and positive. Find sample schedules, resources, and helpful checklists.

 

Guide to Screen Addictions and Responsible Digital Use

This guide discusses how the pandemic may have encourage more screen-related bad habits and offers advice, tips, and resources to embrace more healthy habits.

 

How Parents of Online Students Should Prep for School Success

This article provides tips for success of students learning at home.

 

How to Proactively Prepare for Distance Learning

This article provides tips for parents to be involved in their children's distance learning without spending all day monitoring classwork.

 

Parents' Guide to Remote Learning

Practical tips and resources to use in your home while your children are learning remotely.

 

Parent Tips and Tricks for Distance Learning

Tips designed for parents to help with distance learning. The article also has additional resources at the bottom of the page.

 

TODAY Parenting Guides

These guides are broken down by each grade level and provide benchmarks and tips for your child's academic, physical, and social emotional growth.

 

U.S. Department of Education

Offers a wealth of information on learning, special education, and connection to education related resources.

 

Free Tools & Resources for Learning

BigFuture

Parents can find how to help their child prepare for college, explore majors/careers and how to pay for college. The parent action plans are separated by grade.

 

Education.com

Teacher-crafted learning activities for preschool through 5th grade. Find games, worksheets, activities, songs, lesson plans and more.

 

Education Reimagined

A hub of practical resources that families across the U.S. have found useful for distance learning during the pandemic. There are sections specific to "Learning" and "For Parents and Families".

 

eMediaVA

Featuring content from PBS LearningMedia, this interactive database contains tons of learning materials. It can be searched by subject, type of resource, and grade. There is also a distance learning page that provides free digital resources for each grade.

 

Great!Schools.org

Offers free grade-based tool-kits for preschool-12th grade. These tool-kits offer resources, worksheets, mock schedules, vocabulary, books and more.

 

Learning Resources

Free learning at home essentials including activities, resources, downloables, printables, and books. The resources are separated by grade and subject.

 

Resource List of Distance Learning Technical Applications

Educational platforms and applications to help parents facilitate student learning and provide social care and interaction when not at school physically.

 

Share My Lesson

Free online learning resources for educators, parents, and students. View the entire catalog of resources, or choose by collection including grade, disabilities, or subject.

 

Learning Disabilities:

4 Actions to Improve Your Child's Experience with Online Learning

The National Center for Learning Disabilities provides a virtual learning guide for parents of children with learning disabilities.

 

Learning Disabilities Association of America

General resource that provides information on understanding learning disabilities and resources and tools to help a child with a learning disability.

 

Tips for Families in Supporting Their Children with Disabilities in Virtual Formats

Provides a glossary of terms and advice on how to make the best of virtual learning for a child with disabilities.

COVID Care and COVID Care Recovery Fund provide personalized help for those who need direct assistance.

 

 

 

 

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