Hurricane Resources for PsychiatristsWith Hurricane season upon us, the NCPA Disaster Committee has compiled resources and guides on how mental health professionals can help the public prepare for and cope with the immediate aftermath of hurricanes, floods, and other traumatic events. Psychological First Aid ManualConsiderations after Hurricane Matthew Mental Health In Disaster Powerpoint Disaster Preparedness & Response Resources Mental Health After a Disaster Helping Families Deal with the Stress of Relocation After a Disaster Local / County Emergency Contacts Flood Information and Resources Resources for Small Business Owners Patient ResourcesHealthcare Ready is a non-profit that works to ensure patients access to healthcare, including medicines during times of disaster. Rx Open is a free online map showing open pharmacies in affect areas. If you have a medication that requires prior authorization request the 72-hour emergency override from your pharmacist, as required by Federal law. There is no limit to the number of 72-hour overrides that a pharmacy may enter until the prior authorization can be obtained. Pharmacists also have the ability to override an early refill of a non-controlled medication that is lost due to flooding. Helping Children Through Pet Loss LME/MCO Directory with Crisis Phone Numbers Flood Information and ResourcesFlooding can be one of the greatest threats following a hurricane. Click here for information on recovering after the flood. |