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Medicare Insurance Plans
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- Looking to learn how to maximize your benefits?
COVID-19 RESOURCES FOR SENIORS
Local Resources
Want to find local support group or meal delivery?
Access local resources at connect2affect
Enter basic information and what you are looking for (classes, support group, meals, food delivery) to get a list of local resources that can help you.
Financial
Check status of your stimulus payment?
Go to this IRS Website to see if you qualify.
You can find out the status of your stimulus payment at this IRS Website
Mental Health
Are you stressed?
Meditation has a long history in helping people reduce stress, increase calmness, cope with illness and enhance overall health and well-being.
The Center for Mindfulness at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, is offering free online Mindfulness and Compassion sessions that are live.
Click here to check out the schedule and how to participate.
Feeling lonely or socially isolated?
Get matched with a buddy at Quarantine Buddy
The site, recommended by NY Governor Cuomo, was started by Cornell students to help people connect during these tough times.
Food and Nutrition
Looking for some help with meals?
Go to Meals on Wheels, enter your zip code to find local organizations that can help you.
The Feeding America network of 200 food banks and 60,000 food pantries and meal programs serve nationally. You can find your local food bank/s at Feeding America
Exercise and Fitness
Looking to stay physically fit?
Checkout National Institute on Aging's Go4Life
The site is nicely organized with many articles to help you find the right set of exercises.
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