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COVID-19 Important Links
COVID-19 Hotline (800) 722-5725
The COVID-19 hotline is operated by healthcare professionals at the KY Poison Control Center. They can provide advice and answer questions. Please be patient as are handling a high volume of calls.
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Kentucky's COVID-19 Drive-Thru Locations
Click the image above to read a letter from Urgent Care Centers of Kentucky regarding the
COVID19 Uninsured Patient Program.
Please help us rebuild Kentucky.
The more Kentuckians counted, the more federal dollars Kentucky receives.
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Please allow me to introduce Matthew and Jason Nejat, brothers from Long Island who both have a bilateral hearing loss and have created the Virtual Hearing Helpers Program. They are offering help by connecting with hearing impaired students that are struggling by providing free, one-on-one, virtual sessions in which they provide homework help and tutoring in all core classes for grades 4-9.
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Thanks to the Governor’s consistent use of interpreting services, the deaf and hard of hearing community has had equal access to COVID-19 updates and news. As a result, this has placed a spotlight on the interpreting process, which in turn has highlighted the need for equal access for the deaf and hard of hearing community and allowed KCDHH to advocate and educate a much broader audience. Since so many of our constituents have requested that we post the recent interviews with Virginia Moore, which have highlighted that need for access, we have posted them here for your convenience.
IN THE NEWS
Beshear news conference interpreter sheds light on need to reach hearing impaired
‘Not all heroes wear capes.’ Meet Virginia Moore, Andy Beshear’s Capitol sidekick
Meet Virginia, the silent partner in Kentucky’s modern-day fireside chats with Gov. Beshear
Meet Virginia Moore: Gov. Beshear's ASL translator
Meet Virginia Moore, the Governor's ASL interpreter
Six feet to the governor's left: Virginia Moore gives Deaf Kentuckians access to COVID-19 updates
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Check out information about finding an interpreter or captioner and how to become a captioner in Kentucky. State - For state agencies only Private - i.e., Doctors, lawyers, churches, and other service providers Consumer - For individuals who wish to hire their own interpreters/CART providers |
Improve the quality of your daily communications with an amplified, captioned or speech enhanced telephone, TTY, or wireless device at no cost to you. Let us help you get started on the right track toward better communication with friends and loved ones. |
As a deaf or hard of hearing individual or parent of a deaf or hard of hearing child, it's important to know your rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act. We can show you how to advocate for yourself or your loved ones to receive equal treatment under the law. |
