OCTOBER 2021 OCTOBER 2021 OCTOBER 2021 OCTOBER 2021 WHAT’S INSIDE WHAT’S INSIDE WHAT’S INSIDE WHAT’S INSIDE 02 02 02 02 NEWS & EVENTS NEWS & EVENTS NEWS & EVENTS NEWS & EVENTS 03 03 03 03 NEWS & EVENTS NEWS & EVENTS NEWS & EVENTS NEWS & EVENTS 04 04 04 04 TRIAD CORNER TRIAD CORNER TRIAD CORNER TRIAD CORNER 05 05 05 05 TRIAD CORNER TRIAD CORNER TRIAD CORNER TRIAD CORNER 06 06 06 06 RESOURCE GUIDE RESOURCE GUIDE RESOURCE GUIDE RESOURCE GUIDE 07 07 07 07 SHINE FORM SHINE FORM SHINE FORM SHINE FORM 08 08 08 08 OCTOBER CALENDAR OCTOBER CALENDAR OCTOBER CALENDAR OCTOBER CALENDAR 09 COVID VAX CARDS COVID VAX CARDS COVID VAX CARDS COVID VAX CARDS 10 10 10 10 RECIPES RECIPES RECIPES RECIPES TOWN MANAGER TOWN MANAGER TOWN MANAGER TOWN MANAGER Kevin Dumas Kevin Dumas Kevin Dumas Kevin Dumas DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Josephine Madrazo Josephine Madrazo Josephine Madrazo Josephine Madrazo EDITOR: EDITOR: EDITOR: EDITOR: Kristen Madeira Kristen Madeira Kristen Madeira Kristen Madeira COUNCIL ON AGING BOARD COUNCIL ON AGING BOARD COUNCIL ON AGING BOARD COUNCIL ON AGING BOARD Richard Kelsay Richard Kelsay Richard Kelsay Richard Kelsay-Chair Chair Chair Chair Tom Keogh Tom Keogh Tom Keogh Tom Keogh-Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Mary Hourigan Mary Hourigan Mary Hourigan Mary Hourigan– Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Joan Hoey Joan Hoey Joan Hoey Joan Hoey Lee Ann Cerretani Lee Ann Cerretani Lee Ann Cerretani Lee Ann Cerretani Neal Boldrighini Neal Boldrighini Neal Boldrighini Neal Boldrighini MANSFIELD COUNCIL ON AGING MANSFIELD COUNCIL ON AGING MANSFIELD COUNCIL ON AGING MANSFIELD COUNCIL ON AGING 255 Hope St. 255 Hope St. 255 Hope St. 255 Hope St. Mansfield, MA 02048 Mansfield, MA 02048 Mansfield, MA 02048 Mansfield, MA 02048 Monday Monday Monday Monday—Friday Friday Friday Friday 8:00am 8:00am 8:00am 8:00am—3:30pm 3:30pm 3:30pm 3:30pm 508 508 508 508-261 261 261 261-7368 7368 7368 7368
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The walking club will meet at the following loca-tions on Tuesday mornings at 8:30am. If you want to join us
please call Elisha 508-261-7368 October 5th-Fulton Pond– Park at South Common October 12th-Capron Park-meet in parking lot October 19th-Mansfield Crossing meet at Bertucci’s October 26th-Wrentham Outlets-meet in front of Nautica
Please join us on October 22nd at 1:00pm to learn about contempo-rary life in China
Pictures from both the rural countryside and cities featuring cuisine and daily life will be fea-tured. We will also get to sample some authentic Chinese food and learn how to use chop-sticks! Space is limited please call COA 508-261-7368 to sign up.
Crafts with ElishaCrafts with ElishaCrafts with ElishaCrafts with Elisha Join Elisha on the following dates for crafts. All materials will be provided but please call the COA at 508-261-7368 to register.
October 7th at 10:30am make a Felt Fall wreath. October 28th-at 10:30am to make a Boo Bag. Create a Handmade Hallow-een gift bag and fill it with goodies for a friend (or keep it for
yourself)
The “Throw in The “Throw in The “Throw in The “Throw in Together”Together”Together”Together” ProjectProjectProjectProject
Do you knit or crochet? The crochet squares are made, they just need to be
joined together. Together they will form a rain-bow throw. If you are interest-ed in participating in this pro-ject please call Elisha at 508-261-7368 to arrange a time for you to pick up a bag of sup-plies.
The Fuel Assistance Program is now open for the 2021-2022 heating season. If you would like to apply for fuel assistance or have questions about the program please call 508-261-7464 and we would be happy to help you. Please remember this program will assist you however you heat your home whether it be electric heat, oil, gas or propane. .
In recognition of Veterans Day and with appreciation for their past mili-
tary service, the Congregational Church of Mansfield will host its annual “Veterans Appreciation Luncheon” on Sunday, November 7th at 11:30 am in the church ves-try, located at 17 West Street. This popular and well received lunch-eon will feature a complimentary lunch, brief entertainment and an opportunity to honor and thank those among us that have served our country. If you would like to join other vets for this distinctive event, please RSVP to the church office at 508-339-4793 or by email at [email protected] . When you make a reservation, please include your branch of ser-vice and a return phone number or email. Please note that space for this event is limited. A prompt response will guarantee a veter-an's reservation.
OPEN ENROLLMENTOPEN ENROLLMENTOPEN ENROLLMENTOPEN ENROLLMENT October 15–December 7, 2020 (Changes will take effect on January 1, 2021) During this period: You can change from Original Medi-care to a Medicare Advantage Plan. � Change from a Medicare Ad-vantage Plan back to Original Medi-care. � Switch from one Medicare Advantage Plan to another Medicare Advantage Plan. � Switch from a Medicare Advantage Plan that doesn’t offer drug coverage to a Medicare Advantage Plan that offers drug coverage. � Switch from a Medicare Advantage Plan that offers drug coverage to a Medicare Ad-vantage Plan that doesn’t offer drug coverage. � Join a Medicare Pre-scription Drug Plan. � Switch from one Medicare Prescription Drug Plan to another Medicare Prescription Drug Plan. � Drop your Medicare prescription drug coverage com-pletely. To schedule an appt with a SHINE counselor please call the COA at 508-261-7368. There is a form on page 6 for you to bring to your appt.
October Triad October Triad October Triad October Triad MeetingMeetingMeetingMeeting
The next Triad meeting will be October 6th, 2021
at 1:00PM at 500A East Street, Public Safety Building in the meeting room. If you are interested in having a tour of the Public Safety building after the meeting please call the COA to sign up.
LET’S DANCELET’S DANCELET’S DANCELET’S DANCE Back by popular demand!Join Margret on Friday October 8th at 11:30 for line dancingline dancingline dancingline dancing. Come join Rondae for Hip Hop Hip Hop Hip Hop Hip Hop dance dance dance dance on Friday October 22nd at 11:30am. Call COA 508-261-7368 to sign up
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HEALTH AGENTHEALTH AGENTHEALTH AGENTHEALTH AGENT
If you’ve been to the COA since September 13th, you are aware that the Mansfield
Board of Health has now implemented an order requiring everybody to wear masks indoors at municipal facilities in the Town of Mansfield, no matter their vaccination status. Why now? Unfortunately, because of the delta variant, COVID-19 cases have been increasing throughout the summer. Science shows that the delta variant is more than twice as contagious as previous vari-ants and spreads faster than earlier forms of COVID-19. It is also showing that fully vaccinated people with breakthrough infections can spread the virus to others. This is concerning. Because of this surge in cases, it is essential that we use all prevention strategies available. The CDC recommends If you are fully vaccinated, to maximize protection from the Delta variant and prevent possibly spreading it to others, wear a mask indoors in public if you are in an area of substantial or high transmission. Right now, all of Massachusetts is considered an area of high transmission. Although the Board of Health order only includes municipal facilities, please know that the safest action is to wear masks in all pub-lic places, not just the ones that require it. This will help protect you and reduce the spread of COVID-19. Vaccination continues to be extremely important and provides the best protection against serious illness and death. Vaccinated people with break-through cases appear to spread the virus for a shorter time. If you have not yet received a COVID-19 vaccine, please go to https://vaxfinder.mass.gov/ to find one nearby. If you have any questions about COVID-19, vac-cination or mask wearing, please contact me, Amy Donovan-Palmer, in the Health Department at 508-261-7366. If you have any questions or comments about the mask wearing order, please contact the Chair of the Board of Health, Antonia Blinn, at [email protected]. Thank you all for your patience and understand-ing as we navigate through this stage of the pan-demic. Amy Donovan-Palmer, MPH RS Health Director/Agent Mansfield Health Department
LIBRARY OF THINGSLIBRARY OF THINGSLIBRARY OF THINGSLIBRARY OF THINGS The Mansfield Public Library is excited to announce that our Library of Things is up and running! The items in our Library of Things encourage informa-tional, educational, recreational and cultural activi-ty. We offer numerous “things” in the following cat-egories: Cooking, Crafting, Recreation and Technol-ogy. In addition, we also offer Dementia/Alzheimer kits that include activities based on progression or stage of disease. For example, our kits range from Early Stage, Middle Stage, Late Stage Dementia/Alzheimers. For a full list of kits, go to: https://www.mansfieldlibraryma.com/libraryofthings/ Please note that we are constantly adding and up-dating our Library of Things collection.
FREEFREEFREEFREE PUBLIC FLU CLINICPUBLIC FLU CLINICPUBLIC FLU CLINICPUBLIC FLU CLINIC Thursday, October 14, 1pm-4pm, COA/library
Please bring health insurance card and be ready to fill out pre-screening consent form.
If you have any questions, please contact Amy Donovan-Palmer, Mansfield Health Agent, at
508-261-7366
MEDITATION, ASTROLOGY AND LUNCHMEDITATION, ASTROLOGY AND LUNCHMEDITATION, ASTROLOGY AND LUNCHMEDITATION, ASTROLOGY AND LUNCH Enjoy a day dedicated to YOU! Hosted by Tina Walsh and Claudia Trivelas Thursday October 21st 2021 10:00am- 2:00pm The Cost is $10.00 per person Participants will be receiving a guided healing meditation session by Tina Walsh. Learn about general astrology and receive their own 15-minute personal reading by Claudia Trivelas. Lunch will be provided. Participants are to submit their date time and place of their birth to Elisha at the COA by Friday October 15th . Call COA at 508-261-7368 to sign up.
About Tina Walsh, founder of Lighten-up Well-ness, has been inspiring hearts and souls to grow and evolve into the best version of them-selves. Tina’s gift and intuition, guides you through the profound change. You’ll identify, make sense, own, release, transform, change behavioral patterns, and create mindfulness to move forward towards the greatest potential of your best SELF.
About Claudia Trivelas -with more than 40 years of experience counseling clients in the US and abroad, an Astrological Rebalanc-ing consultation offers an alternative approach for handling obstacles while providing perspec-tive and ideal timing for resolving issues. Her
varied and in-depth background in metaphysical studies adds a unique perspective to everyday problems and lifetime objec-tives
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MANSFIELD COA/SOCIAL SERVICES RESOURCE GUIDE. MANSFIELD COA/SOCIAL SERVICES RESOURCE GUIDE. MANSFIELD COA/SOCIAL SERVICES RESOURCE GUIDE. MANSFIELD COA/SOCIAL SERVICES RESOURCE GUIDE. LOCAL FOOD RESOURCES/SNAP LOCAL FOOD RESOURCES/SNAP LOCAL FOOD RESOURCES/SNAP LOCAL FOOD RESOURCES/SNAP SNAP-Federal program that provides monthly cash benefits to purchase groceries on an EBT card. We can assist you right here at the COA with your application. Our Daily Bread Food Pantry-15 West St. Mansfield MA 508-339-1343 GATRA TransportationGATRA TransportationGATRA TransportationGATRA Transportation-The service will run Monday-Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Saturday & Sunday 12:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. To request a pick up, riders can download the Transloc mobile app on their smartphone or dial 508-697-1911, where they will be assisted by a dispatcher. GATRA GO Connect 508-697-1911 For more information on all GATRA GO services – call GATRA GO customer service at 774-226-1270.
FUEL ASSISTANCE/FINANICAL ASSITANCEFUEL ASSISTANCE/FINANICAL ASSITANCEFUEL ASSISTANCE/FINANICAL ASSITANCEFUEL ASSISTANCE/FINANICAL ASSITANCE----There are several programs in Mansfield that assist residents with their utility bills, rent etc. in addition to federal programs that we can assist you in applying for. You must meet certain guidelines and income eligibility. Call us for more info
DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENTDURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENTDURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENTDURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT----If you are in need of durable medical equipment give us a call. We offer free loans of walkers, crutches, shower benches, wheelchairs, canes. We also accept donations of medical equipment in good clean condition.
SHINE COUNSELORSSHINE COUNSELORSSHINE COUNSELORSSHINE COUNSELORS work one-on-one with individuals providing information, counseling and assistance on health care programs including Medicare, Medigap, Medicare Advantage Plans, Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage, Public Benefits, One Care Plans, and more
NUTRITION PROGRAMNUTRITION PROGRAMNUTRITION PROGRAMNUTRITION PROGRAM-Popularly known as “Meals on Wheels”, Bristol’s Nutrition Program offers a well balanced meal each weekday to people 60 years or older. Meals are delivered to your home based on your mobility and ability to pre-pare meals. An in-home assessment by one of Bristol County Elder Services caseworkers determines whether you quali-ty for meals on wheels. We also offer daily hot congregate lunches. Please call the COA 2 days before to sign up.
EXERCISE & WELLNESS CLINICSEXERCISE & WELLNESS CLINICSEXERCISE & WELLNESS CLINICSEXERCISE & WELLNESS CLINICS-The COA offers a large variety of exercise classes! The instructors are top notch and always welcome new members. We also offer a monthly hearing clinic in addition to a health screening clinic run by the Mansfield Community EMS program.
ENRICHMENT PROGRAMSENRICHMENT PROGRAMSENRICHMENT PROGRAMSENRICHMENT PROGRAMS-The COA offers many different programs such as our newly formed Men’s Cof-fee Club, Bingo, Painting classes, crafts, a variety of card games daily, guitar lessons and Wii games just to name a few. Please check the calendar for days and times and come on by!
Social Services-508-261-7464 Mansfield COA-508-261-7368
Josephine Madrazo-Director Lynette Boldrighini-Assistant Director Kate Allen-Meals on Wheels Driver Louise Baroncelli, Receptionist Phyllis Butler-Kitchen Staff Jina Ibrahim-Community Social Work-er Rose Kimmell-Outreach /Shine Coun-selor Maureen Kilgallon-Kitchen Staff Kristen Madeira-COA/SS Coordinator Elisha Ribeiro-Activities Coordinator
Mansfield’s food pantry, Our Daily Bread, has been serving the Mans-field community since 1997 as an outreach pro-ject of The Congregation-al Church of Mansfield. Each week food is distrib-
uted on Saturday mornings between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Non-perishable grocery items are available to any Mansfield resident in need. Clients can “shop” at the pantry for as long as needed. This local resource for families is located at 15 West Street in Mansfield. Volunteers are available each Saturday morning to help new clients. A fair number system is conducted each Saturday at 9:00 am. If you are unable to wait, there is a pre-sorted pick-up option available.
SHINE OPEN ENROLLMENT Medicare Open EnrollmentMedicare Open EnrollmentMedicare Open EnrollmentMedicare Open Enrollment October 15th October 15th October 15th October 15th –––– December 7th December 7th December 7th December 7th
Insurance and Drug Plan PreInsurance and Drug Plan PreInsurance and Drug Plan PreInsurance and Drug Plan Pre----Enrollment Intake Form:Enrollment Intake Form:Enrollment Intake Form:Enrollment Intake Form: �You DO NOT need to fill out and submit this form if your drug coverage is included in your HMO or PPO plan and you have not changed medications, or are not experiencing high co-pays.
�If you want an in-person or phone appointment, please fill out this form and return it to the Mansfield COA 255 Hope St., Mansfield MA 02048 We will call you after we have completed your drug searchWe will call you after we have completed your drug searchWe will call you after we have completed your drug searchWe will call you after we have completed your drug search
Name _____________________________________ Phone____________________ D.O.B. ____________ Address________________________________________________________ Mansfield, MA 02048
Name of current drug plan: ______________________________Pharmacy: ___________________ Do you have a Supplement / Medigap Plan? ____________
Medicare # _______________ Part A effective date ________ Part B effective date __________ Medicare.gov Account Info: Username: _________________ Password: ___________________________
LIST YOUR PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS:LIST YOUR PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS:LIST YOUR PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS:LIST YOUR PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS:
NAME OF DRUG (as it appears on bottle)NAME OF DRUG (as it appears on bottle)NAME OF DRUG (as it appears on bottle)NAME OF DRUG (as it appears on bottle) STRENGTHSTRENGTHSTRENGTHSTRENGTH DOSAGEDOSAGEDOSAGEDOSAGE Example: Lipitor Example: 10 mg Example: Twice Daily ___________________________________ _____________ ______________ ___________________________________ _____________ ______________ ___________________________________ _____________ ______________ ___________________________________ _____________ ______________ ___________________________________ _____________ ______________ ___________________________________ ______________ ______________ ___________________________________ ______________ ______________ ___________________________________ ______________ ______________
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SEPT 27 28 29 30 OCT 1 CARDS & GAMES 9:00 GUITAR LESSSONS W/HARRY 9:00 STRONG BODY & MIND 9:00 BOOK CLUB 10:15 PAINTING 1:00 CANASTA 1:00
WALKING CLUB 8:30 DRUMS ALIVE 9:00 QUILT KNIT CRAFT 9:15 TAI CHI 10:15 MAHJONG 1:00 CHAIR YOGA 2:00
DRUMS ALIVE 9:00 CRAFT WITH ELISHA 10:30 BINGO 12:30
WII BOWLING 9:00 CHORUS 9:00 CHAIR YOGA 10:30
Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is fast becoming a necessity, with talk of booster shots on the horizon and vaccine requirements affecting many aspects of day-to-day life — from dining out to working in an office. But what if you've lost that awkwardly shaped white card — it doesn't quite fit in a standard wallet — or never got one in the first place? Luckily, most vaccine providers and state health departments have already put in place measures to help you get a new one, or at least obtain a digital record of your vaccination.Step one: Check and see if your vaccine provider, be it a retail pharmacy or a health department, allows you to access your vaccine records online. "If a patient misplaces their vaccine record, they have several options,” says CVS Pharmacy retail communications manager Matt Blanchette. CVS al-lows customers to look up their vaccine records by logging into the CVS website or the CVS app (you'll have to download it and create an account).
What's more, Blanchette says you can call the CVS location where you were vaccinated and request a record of your vaccination. “Any CVS pharmacy team member can print a vaccine record reflecting the date of administration and vaccine administered,” he adds.
Walgreens can also verify patient COVID-19 vaccination status if need be, including providing electronic copies of COVID-19 dose cards, according to a spokesperson for the retailer.
It's likely other pharmacies and health clinics will do the same, or will at least point you in the right direction when you call.
And don't forget to check your email. If you signed up for your shot online and provided an email address, Blanchette says, a vaccine rec-ord is automatically sent to that address post-vaccination.
Immunizations are also reported to the appropriate state health department's Immunization Information System (IIS). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has IIS records for all 50 states listed online, where you can look up and obtain a digital copy of your COVID-19 vaccination records after verifying some personal information.
All states should have a digital record of their vaccinations, and some, but not all, will send out another physical card. West Virginia, for example, has set up a website where you can apply to get a replacement COVID-19 vaccine card sent to you via the mail.
Once you've gotten a new card or a digital record of your vaccination, be sure to store it safely. Among the easiest ways is to take a pic-ture of your card with your smartphone. Experts and officials warn against posting it on social media to avoid exposing personal infor-mation and setting yourself up for possible identity theft. You can also make a copy of your card or a digital printout and store it where you keep other important papers.
Finally, resist the urge to laminate your card so it can be used to record possible boosters.
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