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If you dispense to patients in North Carolina and Florida that were affected by Hurricane Helene, both states have emergency refill waivers in place. For North Carolina, you can dispense up to a 90-day one-time emergency supply, including for CIII-V, until October 25. For Florida, you can dispense early refills, including for CIII-V, until the state of emergency is lifted. North Carolina:https://lnkd.in/eD_Ns3FS Florida: https://lnkd.in/eU3HCm8F

Hurricane Help for Federal Employees The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association is a sponsoring organization of FEAA. Below is information on how to give to support FEAA and also federal employees impacted can apply for assistance. #narfe @narfe From Helene to Milton: FEEA Stands with Feds Hurricane Milton?is projected to bring damaging winds and life-threatening storm surge to Florida. Here's how you can help: Federal employees and their families may face significant challenges in the aftermath of this storm. Following Hurricane Helene, FEEA is providing disaster relief grants to federal employees across six states, assisting with temporary lodging and storm-related damage. FEEA is again ready to provide support through our Disaster Relief Grants, helping feds cover the costs of temporary lodging, critical home repairs, and replacement mattresses. But we need your support! Back-to-back hurricanes will strain FEEA’s resources. Join us in bringing our?#FedsHelpingFeds?mission to life and to help federal employees impacted by both Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

Hurricane Helene has caused devastating destruction across Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, and Virginia! Praying for everyone affected during this difficult time ?? In the wake of this disaster, rapid assessment is essential, as post-storm photos and videos help quickly identify critical damage, prioritize repairs, and start rebuilding. Please dm or email me if you need photo and data validation we would love to help in anyway we can!! #HurricaneHelene #DisasterRecovey #propertyinspections

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, our thoughts are with those affected in Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina. At Black Dome Services, we’re on the ground providing essential disaster recovery services, including roof repairs, debris removal, and FEMA inspections. If you need assistance with disaster recovery, our team is here to support you through these challenging times. #HurricaneHelene?#DisasterRecovery?#PropertyPreservation #FEMA

??? Hurricane Milton Recovery ??? At Atwell, we’re proud to stand by Florida Power & Light (FPL) in the wake of Hurricane Milton, dedicated to assessing the damage, restoring service, and rebuilding communities. Our expert crews are on the ground “bird-dogging”—a process involving real-time guidance for restoration teams to efficiently handle switching, scoping, and material coordination. ?? Here’s a look at our impact: ?? 1.2 million customers affected ? 900,000 customers restored ?? Currently reducing 300,000 active outages across FPL’s network Trailblazing Women at Atwell: ??♀??? Our women leaders are at the forefront, overseeing up to 15 crews, managing complex switching operations, and coordinating critical materials—all while mapping out work scopes with precision. Their expertise is driving efficiency, safety, and power restoration for thousands. ?? We're here for the communities we serve, supporting resilience and rebuilding efforts—one step, one light at a time. #HurricaneMilton #DisasterResponse #WomenInEngineering #UtilityRestoration #Atwell

As we navigate this particularly devastating hurricane season, with the impact of Hurricane Helene still being felt and Hurricane Milton expected to make landfall today, our thoughts are with all those affected.? ? Revision Skincare would like to express our sincerest concerns for all communities affected by these disasters, including our business partners, customers, and the entire Revision family in the impacted areas.? ? If you're in the path of the storm, please stay safe and prioritize your well-being. Our hearts are with you. If you are in an affected area and need help, check out these resources below: Resources for those impacted by Hurricane Milton in Florida: https://lnkd.in/gm4Z6MiH General resources to prepare for a storm/hurricane: https://lnkd.in/gtFxwCRW Disaster support guide: https://lnkd.in/g3a432T6

Pasco County is set to experience the impacts of Hurricane Milton, and we wanted to remind you that we are here to support you and your business. Being prepared before a crisis is essential. Here are some Emergency Preparedness tips for your home & business. https://lnkd.in/eRp4B254

This morning, many of us woke up and checked on our families, friends and loved ones impacted by Hurricane Milton. Many of us also woke up to an emergency rule issued by Jimmy Patronis regarding enhanced transparency for all claims professionals as we begin to serve Floridians in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. When I read the rule, I couldn’t help but understand the spirit of this ruling, which is to remind every claims professionals of our “why”. Why do we do this? Our “why” is service. To serve all who are impacted by this devastating event. A key component of service is trust. We must build trust with our customers, from FNOL to settlement, and every step in between. Trust is not something that is given. Trust is earned. Trust is built one step at a time. From first contact. To investigation. To settlement. We build trust through transparency in what we do. We build trust by taking accountability for our work. We build trust by guiding our policyholders through the claims process. And we build trust through empathy, care and compassion. As well all begin the recovery process, remember the “why” Be the silver lining.

??? Hurricane Helene Recovery: A Call to Action for Florida's Business Community??? As Hurricane Helene's devastating impact continues to unfold, the road to recovery for Florida's West Coast and the Keys is both challenging and costly. The storm has left many business owners grappling with significant losses, from damaged properties to disrupted operations. In the wake of this disaster, businesses are facing: - Extensive property damage - Loss of inventory and equipment - Interruption of services and revenue streams Despite these hardships, the resilience and determination of our business community shine through. Now, more than ever, it's crucial for us to come together, support one another, and rebuild stronger. Stay strong, Florida. Together, we will overcome this and rebuild. #HurricaneHelene #FloridaRecovery #BusinessResilience #CommunitySupport #FloridaStrong