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THE EXPRESS • April 15, 2015 • Page 5 Ambassador Health & Rehab of Wadesboro April 28, 2015 RSVP: Leanna Lee Admissions Director AMBASSADOR HEALTH & REHAB OF WADESBORO Another Covenant Dove Community Balance and Gait Training Presented By Our Director of Rehabilitation Kristin Carpenter, BS, MPT & Lunch Learn Tuesday at 1:15pm 704-465-5713 Ambassador Health & Rehab Ambassador Health & Rehab Ambassador Health & Rehab Ambassador Health & Rehab & REHAB OF WADESBOR Ambassador Health & Rehab of Wadesboro AMBASSADOR HEALTH & REHAB OF WADESBOR Ambassador Health & Rehab of Wadesboro AMBASSADOR HEALTH Invites You to Our O Ambassador Health & Rehab of Wadesboro & REHAB OF WADESBOR AMBASSADOR HEALTH Invites You to Our Ambassador Health & Rehab Another Covenant Dove Community & REHAB OF WADESBOR Another Covenant Dove Community & REHAB OF WADESBOR Balance and Gait Training Another Covenant Dove Community O & REHAB OF WADESBOR Lunch Learn & h L Balance and Gait Training unch & & L Balance and Gait Training Learn & April 28, Balance and Gait Training Reduce Your Risk of Falls Presented By Our Director of Rehabilitation Kristin Carpenter, BS, MPT April 28, Balance and Gait Training Reduce Your Risk of Falls Presented By Our Director of Rehabilitation Kristin Carpenter, BS, MPT Balance and Gait Training Reduce Your Risk of Falls Presented By Our Director of Rehabilitation Kristin Carpenter, BS, MPT April 28, 2051 Country Club Road Wadesboro, NC Tuesday at 1:15pm 2015 April 28, 2051 Country Club Road Wadesboro, NC Tuesday at 1:15pm 2015 2051 Country Club Road Tuesday at 1:15pm RSVP: Leanna Lee RSVP: Leanna Lee Leanna Lee Admissions Director 704-465-5713 Leanna Lee Admissions Director 704-465-5713 704-465-5713 Friday, April 24th Ph: 910-582-5066 Fx: 910-582-4644 1570 E. US 74 Hwy P.O. Box 1543 Hamlet, NC 28345 [email protected] Licensed in North & South Carolina Hours: MON.-THUR 8am-6 pm FRI 8 am - 5 pm SAT.: 9 am-1pm SUN.: Closed F F I I N N A A N N C C I I N N G G A A V V A A I I L L A A B B L L E E & & L L A A N N D D / / H H O O M M E E P P A A C C K K A A G G E E S S ! ! TAX SEASON All Inventory REDUCED! Making Room For New! LOW INTEREST RATES WAC! www.spcc.edu 704-272-5391 Old Charlotte Highway Campus Building B - Room 188 4209 Old Charlotte Highway, Monroe L.L. Polk Campus Garibaldi Building - Room 264 680 Hwy. 74, Polkton [email protected] Come to campus to enroll in classes. Tuesday, April 14 - Thursday, April 16 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday, April 17 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday, April 18 8 a.m. - 11 a.m. Summer/Fall 2015 R egistration Wadesboro Your success is our success. QualityEquip.com m co p i qu E y t i al u Q P - L L WE . D E P P I U Q E - L L WE 9 ,4 2 $ t a g n i t r a St n T aw s L e i r e t S or 0 Sp 4 2 S b s de a W T. 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L n r u T r u o Y g n i t a p i c i t r a p t a e l b a l i a v A . e s a h c r u p f o e m . s r e l a e g d n i t a p i c i t r a t p This is National 911 Telecommunicator Week Each year, the second full week in April is dedicated to the men and women who serve as Public Safety Telecommunicators. National Telecommunicator Week brings celebration and honor to the otherwise unsung hero on the other end of the line. The 911 dispatcher is the true first, first responder! Anson County kicked off the week with an appreciation cookout for the Telecommu- nicators and their families. They enjoyed a meal of grilled chicken which was provided and prepared by Med Northcutt along with homemade sides and desserts. The em- ployees enjoyed a time of good food and fellowship with their co-workers and families. Anson County 911 Telecommunicators work 12 hour shifts, two Telecommunicators per shift. They dispatch all emergency calls for the Sheriff’s Office, 4 municipal police departments, EMS, Rescue, 8 volunteer fire departments, and NC Forestry. Anson County telecommunicators include Holly Thomas (Director), Tammy McCall (Asst. Director), Elizabeth Brown, Ashley Ratliff, Monique Johnson, Mary Crawford, Jen- nifer Stovall, Sonia Gabriel, Kristi Rogers, Ashlie Jones, Ginger Phillips, Tammy Gath- ings, JaPrichia Smith, LaShonda Spencer, Victoria Leak-Williams and Jessica Terry. Thank you to all of the dispatchers who work long shifts and serve to provide a lifeline to those in need! If you see a Telecommunicator this week please be sure to tell them thank you for the job they do in serving our community. Fined for Not Having Health Insurance? Time is Running Out to Get Covered Through the Affordable Care Act Health care navigators can help consumers sign up for insurance coverage if they are subject to a fine or experienced a qualifying life event The February 15 deadline to sign up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act has passed, but Legal Aid of North Carolina’s health care navigators can still help many uninsured or underinsured North Carolinians get quality, affordable health cover- age during special enrollment periods. North Carolinians subject to a fine on their 2014 taxes for not having health insurance might still be eligible to enroll in an affordable plan during a special enrollment period that runs through April 30. To be eligible, consumers must confirm that they are subject to the fine and were previously unaware of it. Legal Aid of North Carolina’s health care navigators are available for one-on-one meetings with consumers across the state to help them avoid the fine by enrolling in an affordable health insurance plan. “We want all North Carolinians subject to the fine to know that we have navigators in their area who can help them,” said Jennifer Simmons, director of Legal Aid’s navigator project. “They can still get quality, affordable health coverage now. We are encouraging them to check out their options before the April 30 deadline. Time is running out!” North Carolinians may also qualify for a special enrollment period if they experienced a qualifying life event, such as losing coverage, getting married, having a baby, moving to a different coverage area and becoming a citizen, among others. Consumers who enroll in health coverage during a special enrollment period are eli- gible to receive financial assistance to lower their premiums. Last enrollment period, 92 percent of North Carolinians who renewed plans or signed up through the Market- place received financial assistance to help make their plans truly affordable. North Carolinians who think they might be eligible to enroll during a special enroll- ment period can schedule appointments with health care navigators by calling toll-free 1-855-733-3711 or visiting the Get Covered Connector, at www.connector.getcov- eredamerica.org. To find out if they have experienced a qualifying life event, they can visit the HHS screener (www.healthcare.gov/screener) and answer a few questions. Legal Aid of North Carolina is a statewide, nonprofit law firm that provides free legal services in civil matters to low-income people in order to ensure equal access to justice and remove legal barriers to economic opportunity. To learn more, visit www.legalaidnc.org or Facebook and Twitter. AARP Smart Driver Course Offered The AARP Smart Driver Course teaches valuable defensive driving skills and provides a refresher of the rules of the road. Since 1979 the course has helped over 14 million drivers learn proven safety strategies and tips for how to adapt one’s driving to com- pensate for physical and cognitive changes that may come with aging. Plus, you may qualify for an automobile insurance discount by completing the course (participants should check with their auto insurance agent for details). Take the AARP Smart Driver course at Grace Senior Center on Tuesday, May 12, from 10 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Lunch will be provided. This classroom course costs $15 for AARP Members and $20 for non-members. Space is limited, so register now by calling Grace Senior Center at 704-694-6616.
