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To Our NEBGH Community:   We are living through a time of unprecedented challenges and uncertainties. We want to help and support you – our members – and we’re striving to provide you with actionable information, ideas and answers to your questions via virtual meetings and webinars, mailers with links to resources, and a central hub on our website . If there’s more you think we can be doing, please let us know – drop us a note at nebgh@nebgh.org .   We want to take a moment to thank each of you for all you are doing for your employees, your patients, your clients and the community we’re all part of. Whether you’re a benefits leader, a physician, a wellness expert, a business professional or an entrepreneur, we know you are doing all you can to help get our community through the current crisis.    Join us as we send a special heartfelt thank you to all who are on the front lines – the doctors, nurses, medical teams and first responders caring for those who are ill – and the service workers in grocery stores, pharmacies, transit and other industries who are maintaining essential aspects of our lives.   Please stay safe and healthy as we look forward to better days ahead.   On behalf of the NEBGH team, all the best,

Candice

Ideas to get moving! Working Out From Home: Safety tips from athletic trainers for exercising while staying home Just Keep Moving. And Sometimes, Double Your Distance. The Healthiest Way to Sweat Out a Pandemic

Working from Home: 8 Tips for Better Posture Hospital for Special Surgery, NEBGH member and national leader in orthopedics and rheumatology, is here to provide you and your employees support during this challenging time. With these posture and ergonomics tips , HSS will help you manage your musculoskeletal health and better adjust to working from home.

Caregiving Resource Page Last year, more than 11 million caregivers were reached with content from AARP and NEBGH, via social media or through our in-person and webinar events. This dedicated caregiving page has been updated to include all of the recent coronavirus coverage relevant for family caregivers and an index to help caregivers find the exact information they need quickly. Also, you can find a blog about helping caregivers navigate COVID-19 authored by Nancy LeaMond, AARP’s Chief Advocacy and Engagement Officer, here . Please note, families can also connect with other caregivers and hear from experts in AARP’s Caregiver group on Facebook .

Caregiving and COVID-19 Tip Sheets Helping family caregivers plan and prepare is important – here are tip sheets in English and Spanish .

National Coronavirus Response: A Roadmap to Reopening Summary This report provides a road map for navigating through the current COVID-19 pandemic and outlines the steps in adapting public-health strategy to meet the challenges of this disease. It covers the 4 phases of the pandemic and the criteria for moving from one stage to the next.  The phases are: Phase I:  The stage we are in now and covers how we can slow the spread with social distancing and workplace and travel restrictions. Phase II: State-by-State Reopening when states are able to safely diagnose, treat, and isolate COVID-19 cases and their contacts. During this phase, schools and businesses can reopen, and much of normal life can begin to resume in a phased approach. Phase III: This phase is when we can establish Immune Protection and then lift physical distancing. This can happen when safe and effective tools for mitigating the risk of COVID-19 are available, including broad surveillance, therapeutics or a safe and effective vaccine. Phase IV: Rebuild our readiness for the next pandemic. Click HERE to download the full report. 

COVID-19 NYC Resources Primary Care Practices On Response to COVID-19 CARES Act Website The CARES Act: What Employers Need to Know (Part I) Podcast: Masks, Vaccines and How COVID-19 Might End

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