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August 2020
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DCBDD Updates
Please join us in celebrating Deb Gibson and Keith Matlack on their retirements! To honor these two outstanding individuals, DCBDD will be holding a drive by parade at our building on August 31 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Deb and Keith will be outside to wave goodbye. Please help us keep everyone safe by staying in your car and using your car horns and noise makers to give them socially distanced hugs and praise.
Updated Structure for DCBDD's Programs and Services - DCBDD

Early Intervention and Service and Support Administration have joined forces to create a single department of Programs and Services. The combining of these two departments will provide added benefits to both the people we support and our...

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DCBDD will be closed on the following Dates in September
  • September 7 - Labor Day
  • September 24 beginning at 12 PM - Little Brown Jug Day
DCBDD's 4th Annual Block Party - Virtual Scavenger Hunt Edition
Save the Date!
Typically we would be gearing up for our annual Block Party with festivities and games you all have come to know and love with this event but your safety is more important to us. While our event may have moved online, that doesn't mean it's less fun! This year, we will be hosting a virtual scavenger hunt throughout Delaware County. More details will be coming out soon!
Monthly Technology First Feature
New CVS Pharmacy App Feature Can Read Prescription Labels Out Loud for Visually Impaired
 
CVS introduced Spoken Rx™, a new feature of the CVS Pharmacy app that can read important prescription information out loud. It is vitally important for patient safety and adherence that prescription labels are clear and visible, but for patients with visual impairments or those who can’t read standard print labels, that’s not always the case. By the end of 2020, 1,500 CVS Pharmacy locations will be equipped to affix special RFID labels to prescription vials. When the RFID labels are scanned by Spoken Rx in the CVS Pharmacy app, which can be accessed by users using Siri or Google Assistant on their phones, prescription label information will be spoken out loud, such as patient name, medication name, dosage and directions, in either English or Spanish to ensure patients are taking the correct prescriptions, as prescribed.
Assitive Technology (AT) Consultation
Do you have a barrier that might be able to be solved by AT? Make an appointment with DCBDD's Tech Committee for a quick consultation. To make an appointment, contact [email protected].
Community Events Resources
Discovery Series *virtual*
September 9 , 2020
6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Topic: Person-Centered Planning
Why Would My Child Do That? Making Sense of Communication:
September 12, 2020 10 AM - 12PM
Animal Hand Print Creation Day
Last week, we highlighted the story of the adult changing tables at the Columbus Zoo. Olivia is seeking interested participants to create an Animal Hand Print tile for the restroom. There will be two Creation Days:
  • Saturday, August 15, 2020 from 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
  • Saturday, August 22, 2020 from 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
COVID-19 Updates
DCBDD is keeping our COVID-19 webpage updated with new information and resources. Please continue to check this page for the most up to date and accurate information available.As always, do not hesitate to reach out to your DCBDD contact or call the main line 740-201-3600 for assistance. We are here to help!
Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities
7991 Columbus Pike, Lewis Center, OH 43035
740-201-3600
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