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  1. Privacy of Your Medical Record & Research
    … help researchers develop new and better treatments. When you receive medical care at any site in the Yale New Haven … records or tissue to be used for research at any time. If you would like to find out more about the kinds of research conducted at Yale or how your information or leftover samples are used for …
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  2. Member Update - November 2024
    … within the Yale Health system! It’s Not Too Late For Flu/COVID Vaccines Yale Health supports all members in staying protected against influenza (flu) and COVID-19. Everyone aged 6 months and older should get the flu shot. … times and offer you a QR code to schedule an appointment if there is a lengthy wait. Easy Scheduling   Booking your …
    Published Thu, Nov 7 2024, 2pm
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  3. Enrollment and Eligibility
    … Eligibility Yale Staff Enrollment and enrollment changes are made on Workday ( visit It’s Your Yale  and click on the … New employees have 30 days from your start date to enroll. If you lose your insurance coverage form another insurance …
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  4. Quality & Safety
    … concerns to the department chief or manager . Patients may also use the Patient Representative in Member Services … can be reached at 203-432-8134. Feedback (We hear you) Yale Health is committed to transparency as an important … in the United States. Its accreditation and certification are recognized nationwide as a symbol of quality that …
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  5. Preparing for Travel Abroad – Plan Ahead
    … Travel Abroad – Plan Ahead Important notes, read before you schedule an appointment: Travel health services are not a … administer outside vaccine/medication orders Understand how your health insurance will respond while you are abroad ( … A, hepatitis B, MMR, and varicella) for your travel. If you are a Yale Health member and get routine vaccines at …
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  6. Healthcasts
    … Department discusses when women should get a mammogram, how often, and when they can consider stopping. Listen on … why bone density is important, how it is measured, risk factors, screening, and what we can do to keep our bones … Bridger, Internal Medicine, offers some tips about how to reduce your exposure to allergens as well as medications …
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  7. Patient Safety
    … Patient Representative can be reached at 203-432-8134.     If patient safety concerns are not addressed by the clinical department leadership or … be present for any appointments at Yale Health.  If you feel uneasy or you need more information about what will …
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  8. Classes and Events
    … patients with prediabetes. After attending the group class you will have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with the … support. You will learn: What prediabetes is; About risk factors; And simple lifestyle changes to reduce your risk of developing diabetes. Ask your provider …
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  9. Be a Sugar Detective
    … and high cholesterol. Plus, eating lots of sugar makes you less likely to get all the vitamins and minerals you need in your diet. How much is too much? The American Heart Association has made … for sugar. Use the spy on sugar list below to help you! If you see one of sugar’s many names in the first three …
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  10. Compounded Medications
    … will be billed as Tier 2 medications up to $200, meaning you are responsible for your Tier 2 copay plus any costs over $200. For example, if you are a student and get a compounded medication that is … be reviewed according to your plan’s terms and conditions. How do I submit for reimbursement for compounded medications? …
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