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Newfoundland and Labrador's Health Department severed its contract with Smith's Ambulance in March. Documents obtained through an access-to-information request reveal some of the reasons why.
The legislature is not due back in session until January, but the assemblyman also called for HEAP to get more funding and expand so more New Yorkers qualify.
Mar 04, 2021 — The North Country’s Offices for Aging are helping older adults register for their COVID-19 vaccine. Michelle Breen is the Director of Franklin County’s Office for the Aging. She says they've helped register over 500 people. “We are seeing so many that don’t have internet access or the ability to register online. So it’s sort of all hands on deck once something opens to register as many people as possible.” If you are 65 plus, and having trouble signing up for a vaccination slot, call your County’s Office for the Aging. They’ll help with registering for an...
Metro ambulance service 'dangerously understaffed,' Eastern Health tells N.L. government Senior officials offered a blunt assessment of ambulance capabilities on the northeast Avalon in a briefing to the provincial Department of Health three months ago. Social Sharing
To the editor: I would like to thank several people for their continued support and donations to the Saranac Lake Adult Center Christmas gift program: Kinney Drugs and manager Russ Knoble of Saranac Lake, the Saranac Lake Adult Center, and Michelle Breen director of the Office of the Aging of Franklin county. These gifts were distributed this week, by meals on wheels drivers and area helpers. Many of our Saranac Lake seniors will have a special holiday due to everyone’s efforts. Thank you all again for your hard work and dedication to Saranac Lake. Sincerely,