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Charlotte County Wellness@Work

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Employees and their families matter to Wellness at Work.
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​​Flu shots are available:

Flu vaccinations are available on a walk-in basis at both Employee Health Centers. Please see below for schedule:

Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda Employee Health Centers:

Monday - Friday from 8 am - 5 pm

Port Charlotte Employee Health Center:

Saturdays from 8 am - 3 pm 

Schedule via the MHO patient portal, healow app, or call center at 941-800-2005. 

Please see flyer for more detail: Click Here ​​​

Hurricane Support:

Stress Reactions and Self-Care Strategies After a Traumatic Event: ​

Self-Care Strategies to Handle Stress After Disaster | Cigna Healthcare

After a Disaster: Helping Children Cope:

Helping Children Cope With Disaster | Cigna Healthcare

​Supporting Coworkers and Others After a Traumatic Event:

How to Support Someone After Trauma | Cigna Healthcare

  • ​Belly Breathing for Calming the Body and Mind: Video​ (from Youtube)​​


Charlotte County Storm Recovery: Click Here

Cigna Disaste​r Resource Guide: Click Here

Free Natural Resources: Click Here​ 


Check out Wellness at Work website: Pages - Charlotte County Wellness@Work (charlottecountyfl.gov)

 (https://wellness.charlottecountyfl.gov/Pages/default.aspx)

 

Additional wellness resources:


 Mental Health

​On the county's insurance:

  • ​​MY WELL-BEING:

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  • CIGNA RESOURCES: 

New: Cigna Ment​al Health Resource Document

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​​Di​​​fferent insurance, part-time, and seasonal:

​​​Mental Health Resources for all

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​First Responders:

Florida Launches Mental Health Hotline for First Responders: Attorney General Ashley Moody announced the statewide launch of the "First Responder Hope Line," a 24-hour confidential hotline to support Florida police, firefighters, and EMTs facing job-related trauma. The hotline, 1-866-4-FL-HERO (866-435-4376), and website, lasttoask.com, offer mental health assistance to address the high rates of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression among first responders. "We know that 34% of first responders in North America report experiencing depression, 30% experience anxiety," said Moody at a press conference in Tampa. ​