Regional events are an opportunity to learn more about health issues affecting your community, such as substance use disorder, maternal health, and more. Lunch will be provided to in-person attendees.
A Town Hall, moderated by Jacy Warrell, RHA's CEO, will be available from 2:00-3:00pm.
You are invited to learn more about RHA's mission, programs, and volunteer opportunities. Agenda topics include:
— RHA’s History, Mission, Vision, Values
— Benefits of Membership
— RHA Staff and Programs
— RHA Volunteer Committees
— RHA Board of Directors, Roles and Responsibilities
— Annual Conference and Member Meeting
Community Health Worker Training Program The Tennessee Community Health Worker Training program (CSWTPT) will train individuals across the state to work in clinics, schools, social services agencies and other community organizations.
Join session presenters: Tonya Elkins, Nikayla Boyd, and Beth Keylon on January 19th 10 a.m.-12 p.m. CST.
TennCare is beginning a Tri Star Campaign to test the member addresses they have on file. THIS WILL NOT AFFECT ANYONE’S COVERAGE. As they continue to prepare for the public health emergency unwinding (HHS Secretary Beccera renewed the PHE on 10/13/22), they want to make sure the addresses that TennCare has are accurate. Over the next two months, TennCare will send out a letter to each household. They will be asking people to be on the lookout for the letter and to notify us if they don’t receive a letter in the next two months. Additionally, TennCare will be conducting research on mail that is returned without a forwarding address.
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