Parkinson's Foundation’s Post

Preparing for extreme weather is a burden for anyone in the path of a storm. ⛈️ People with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers should take these tips into consideration to ensure that all PD-related needs are accounted for when preparing for a tornado, hurricane or any other natural disaster.

With weather changes and extreme events on the rise this year, preparation is more critical than ever—especially for individuals living with Parkinson's and their caregivers. Extreme weather can pose unique challenges, from power outages affecting medical equipment to limited access to necessary medications. That's why having a solid plan in place is essential to ensure safety and well-being. The proactive steps identified in the article below can truly aid those with Parkinson's and their caregivers to better manage the risks posed by extreme weather events. Preparation can make all the difference in ensuring safety and peace of mind. Stay safe, stay prepared, and let’s support each other through these challenging times. 🤝 #ParkinsonsAwareness #ExtremeWeatherPrep #CaregiverSupport #SafetyFirst #CommunityStrong

Have you seen the @NACCHOalerts new infographic on Top Tips for Mosquito Control During a Hurricane Crisis For Local Health Officials by Local Health Officials? Check it out! 1. Take care of your people. 2. Document everything—during normal seasons and hurricane seasons. 3. Adjust your maps. 4. Be a good neighbor! 5. Remember that “nuisance mosquitoes” can be more than a nuisance. https://lnkd.in/geXzSi46

Attention South Palm Beach Residents: Hurricane season is here! Ensure your family is prepared by creating an emergency kit with essentials like water, non-perishable food, medications, and important documents. Seniors, make sure your emergency kit includes extra medications, glasses, hearing aids, and batteries. Keep a list of important contacts and medical info handy. Plan Ahead and develop a family emergency plan. Know your local evacuation zones and have a designated meeting place. Know your local resources! Identify the nearest shelters, hospitals, and emergency numbers. Familiarize yourself with local evacuation zones. #LocalResources #HurricaneSafety #SeniorSafety #HurricanePreparedness #StaySafe #WeAreFamily

As Hurricane Beryl approaches, expected to make landfall by ~3:00 PM on July 3, 2024, it is crucial to prioritize safety and stay informed. Here are some key steps to ensure your safety: 1) Prepare an Emergency Kit: Include essentials like water, non-perishable food, medications, and important documents. 2) Stay Informed: Monitor reliable news sources and official updates for real-time information. 3) Secure Your Home: Protect windows, secure outdoor items, and know your evacuation routes. 4) Follow Local Guidelines: Adhere to the instructions from local authorities and emergency services. Together, we can navigate this challenging time with preparedness and resilience. Stay safe, everyone. 🌪️💙 The Health Emergency Operations Centre is operational, contact: 1-876-727-7235 1-876-727-7236 1-876-727-7238 #HurricaneBeryl #SafetyFirst #EmergencyPreparedness #CommunityResilience #YTCH #Clinihealth #YoursTruly #YoursTrulyClinihealth

As we navigate through hurricane season in Florida, here are some crucial tips to keep you and your family safe: Create an Emergency Kit: Include essentials like water, non-perishable food, flashlights, batteries, and a first-aid kit. Medication: Ensure you have a 30-day supply of all your prescription medications. Contact our office for any refill needs. Stay Informed: Keep up with local weather updates and evacuation orders. Plan Ahead: Have a family emergency plan, including a meeting point and emergency contacts. For more detailed information, For more info https://lnkd.in/eZbD48id  or visit Florida Disaster Preparedness. Need a refill on your meds? Call us at 1-888-307-2199. Stay safe! 💙 . . . . #HurricaneSafety #FloridaPreparedness #EmergencyKit #MedicationSafety #StayInformed #FamilyEmergencyPlan #HurricaneSeason #FloridaWeather #EvacuationPlan #EmergencyContacts #SafetyFirst #PrepareForStorms #StaySafeFlorida #HurricaneTips #EmergencyPreparedness

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Hurricane season is here. Follow these 3 tips to be well prepared: 1. Prepare an emergency kit with water, non-perishable food, medications, first aid items, flashlights, batteries, and important documents. 2. Develop a family emergency plan with evacuation routes and a communication plan. 3. Secure your home by installing storm shutters, reinforcing doors, and securing loose outdoor items. #HurricanePreparation #SafetyFirst

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We're days away from the start of hurricane season. NOAA predicts this season will be abnormally busy. Dr. Adan Alvarez with Luxe Primary Practice talked to Jeff Ehling with Channel 13 about what you should include in your medical emergency kit. One tip: if you already have a kit, make sure it's up-to-date; check those expiration dates. Selph Strategies can showcase your expertise to ensure you’re making the biggest impact and reaching the right audience.