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New Orleans Regional AIDS Planning Council

2 weeks ago

Preparations for Tropical Storm Barry

Governor Edwards has declared a state of emergency for all 64 Louisiana parishes in advance of Tropical Storm Gordon.

LA HAP has worked with Ramsell to authorize a temporary early refill for all LA HAP clients from Wednesday, July 10th through Sunday, July 21st. Any client statewide may request an early fill in advance of evacuating their residence and/or due to a lost medication following flooding or temporary displacement from their residence as a result of the storm.

All LA HAP network pharmacies have been informed of this policy. LA HAP clients who have been displaced may visit any pharmacy in the LA HAP network. Insured clients must also stay within their insurer's network. Uninsured clients must stay within the uninsured network (written in blue on the network list).

If your client’s pharmacy is not operational or has had damage to the medications in stock:

** Clients who visit the same pharmacy chain but in a different location (such as Walgreens or Avita) should inform the pharmacist of their situation and provide the information of their regular pharmacy so the prescription can be appropriately transferred.
** Clients who normally patronize a local, non-chain pharmacy will likely need to contact their physician in order to initiate a fill of their prescription at a new pharmacy. Often, this transfer can be done over the phone.

Clients who may be displaced to a location outside of Louisiana can work with Reliant Healthcare, Avita Baton Rouge, or Avita New Orleans (2601 Tulane Ave location) to coordinate the temporary shipment of medications to their current address.

Avita New Orleans: 504-822-8013
Avita Baton Rouge: 225-924-1930
Reliant Healthcare: 318-322-8326

The LA HAP office is operating on limited staff throughout the week, with staff reachable by voicemail and email. The HIP office remains open and operational at this time. We will keep you informed of any closures as they are announced. Fax lines remain open at this time. Please stay safe!

f you have questions about this email, please contact LA HAP at 504-568-7474 or lahap@la.gov. DO NOT SEND NAMES OR CLIENT-IDENTIFYING INFORMATION, INCLUDING URN/UIN, VIA EMAIL. ... See MoreSee Less

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New Orleans Regional AIDS Planning Council

2 weeks ago

Following Mayor Cantrell’s lead with an abundance of caution, we will cancel and reschedule activities planned for Thursday through Saturday. Rescheduled activities include membership interviews, Fast Track Cities Steering Committee meeting and the Saturday Priorities Setting Session.

Tentatively, these events will be pushed back one week. We will seek to ensure availability of participants and then confirm rescheduled dates as soon as possible.

We thank you for attending to your own emergency preparations and staying aware of conditions. More info at: ready.nola.gov

Like City Hall, NORAPC’s office remains closed. Staff can be reached by email or by calling the main office number.

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A Tropical Storm Warning has been issued for the New Orleans area. The City of New Orleans continues to prepare for Tropical Storm Barry, which is likely to impact the New Orleans area as early as Friday morning and through Sunday.

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Thanks for the info!

New Orleans Regional AIDS Planning Council

2 weeks ago

The Planning Council will remain closed, Thursday due to the potential of severe weather. Please stay safe and be sure to check the link below for important updates. ... See MoreSee Less

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Potential Tropical Cyclone Two is over the northeast Gulf of Mexico and is currently forecasted to move west-southwest and strengthen to a tropical storm by late Thursday. This system has the potential to produce impacts to portions of southeastern Louisiana, however, confidence on storm strength a....

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