With flu season ramping up, we're here to remind you - getting an annual flu vaccine is the best way to protect yourself and your loved ones from the flu.
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Let's take inspiration from the dedication, strength, and commitment demonstrated by the Olympic greats as we follow our plan.
Through our Host Home Services, EPI helps people with a variety of needs find a supportive, family-like setting where they can gain independence and form strong, lasting friendships.
Here are some resources to share with your friends and family members around the vaccination as eligibility opens up.
On March 17 and 18, EPI held part one of two vaccination clinics for persons served wanting to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
You are an important person in the life of someone we serve. That's why we ask for your feedback on a regular basis to see how we're doing.
We know this virus is wearing. Stay the course and take time to take care of yourself!
Regardless of what may be in the news, we will continue to follow CDC and IDPH guidance.
EPI workforce, health care professionals invited to receive the COVID-19 vaccine through community partnership.
We have been advocating quite persistently for our workforce and persons served to be included in early distribution plans. While we do not yet have official word, we do see positive movement and will share what we believe to be true today (please know any or all of this information could change).
EPI is actively working with public policy officials to ensure our workforce and persons served are a top priority when it comes to offering the vaccine. Now's a good time to start having conversations with persons served and their supports to make a plan when the vaccine becomes available.
The holidays are quickly approaching and with that in mind we would like to offer a few suggestions along with resources to help keep you safe while connecting with your loved ones this year.
We know you are an important person in the life of someone we serve, that's why you should have recently received our survey via letter or email. Learn about
Research shows through consistent mask wearing, avoiding crowds, keeping distance, washing hands frequently, and partaking in outdoor activities over indoors, and of course, getting a flu shot, we can keep numbers low for both influenza and COVID-19.
In the current state our world is in, we believe self-care is not only just as important as your physical health, but it is more important than ever before.