
Antioch Community Resources
Siloam Health Clinic - Contact: Amy Richardson (Amy.richardson@siloamhealth.com)
HEALTH Antioch Satellite Clinic Open
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Accepts walk-in patients
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Accepts patients without insurance and those with private insurance
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$40 flat fee
HEALTH Melrose Clinic
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Accepts new patients
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Require proof of income
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The process is done in person
Americas Connection - Contact: General Hotline: (615) 270-9252, call/text 9 A.M. - 5:30 PM.
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COVID Hotline: (615) 326-9986 (Spanish available)
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FINANCIAL Hotel Voucher or Coupon Program - Coming Soon
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HEALTH: Food Distribution (1 time per month) (Email Elizabeth for flyers and to refer families for food distribution)
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HEALTH COVID hotline active and operational; call volume starting to rise
MPHD (Metro Nashville Public Health Department) - Contacts: Caitlin Washburn: (615)-736-1140, Caitlin.Washburn@nashville.gov, Harriett Myers: (615)-651-4904, Harriett.Myers@nashville.gov
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MPHD COVID Hotline: (615)-862-7777
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MPHD COVID Results Phone Line: (615)-862-7007
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HEALTH Fairgrounds has opened new shelter booths for families
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HEALTH Ongoing issues with employees and persistent positive cases (people who continue to test positive even after their 10-day isolation has ended). The MPHD has a letter from the people of the state, saying it can provide to employers. Working with TIRRC and the legal team on a potential public health order.
Corner to Corner - Contact: Shana Berkeley: (615) 270-9785, Facebook: @cornertocornernashville
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“As you may know, COVID has disproportionately affected the Black Community. About 41% of Black-owned businesses have closed due to this pandemic. Corner to Corner is working hard to make sure this is not part of Nashville history through our entrepreneurship program, The Academy."
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EDUCATION All information – including the “Register Now” button – is available on the website: theacademynashville.org
Informational COVID videos in multiple languages
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13 videos in 11 languages ​​that Church World Service (“CWS”) has put together for refugee and immigrant communities about COVID-19
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CWS worked with medical professionals and community experts from refugee communities in the United States to create informational videos in 11 languages, many of which are spoken for communities that do not have information about COVID-19 specifically designed for them.
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Languages ​​(including links): Arabic, Arabic (Short Version), Burmese, English, French, Farsi (Dari), Spanish, Swahili, Swahili (Short Version), Somali, Kinyarwanda, Nepalese, Rohingya