IEM in the News
Medline partners with AshBritt-IEM Health to fight COVID-19
By Medline Newsroom Staff – During the height of the pandemic, Medline launched a partnership with the joint venture of AshBritt-IEM Health to help supply COVID-19 testing, vaccination and infusion sites in the East Coast and Southern states.
8 Things You Can Do Right Now to Prepare Before a Natural Disaster Strikes
Apartment Therapy – Natural disasters can strike anywhere at any time. While many things are out of your control when they happen, there are several steps you can take to prepare ahead of time and feel a bit more in control.
Draft Chittenden County Hazard Mitigation Plan available for review
Vermont Business Magazine – Winter storms, severe rainstorms, and human infectious diseases are the natural disasters most likely to cause widespread economic loss and personal hardship in Chittenden County.
IEM Taps Chris Smith as Director of Individual Assistance and Disaster Housing
Homeland Security Today – IEM has appointed Chris Smith as the new Director of Individual Assistance and Disaster Housing.
New COVID-19 therapeutic drugs may be game-changers
Las Vegas Review-Journal — The Las Vegas treatment center, on Harmon Avenue near the Strip, offers monoclonal antibody therapeutics Evusheld, Sotrovimab and Bebtelovimab.
Nevada emphasizes therapeutics as new COVID-19 cases plummet
RENO, Nev. (AP) (York News Times) — As Nevada’s COVID-19 case rates plummet to their lowest levels since last summer, state health officials are turning more attention to therapeutic treatments for those who can’t get vaccinated.
Nevada emphasizes therapeutics as new COVID-19 cases plummet
RENO, Nev. (AP) (CT Insider) — As Nevada’s COVID-19 case rates plummet to their lowest levels since last summer, state health officials are turning more attention to therapeutic treatments for those who can’t get vaccinated.
Nevada health officials turn to therapeutics in COVID-19 response
RENO, Nev. (AP) — As Nevada’s COVID-19 case rates plummet to their lowest levels since last summer, state health officials are turning more attention to therapeutic treatments for those who can’t get vaccinated or are most at risk of severe illness or death.
Free treatment center for people with COVID-19 opens in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A free COVID-19 treatment center has opened in Clark County to bring no-cost treatments to those most at risk of severe illness.
Nevada emphasizes therapeutics as new COVID-19 cases plummet
RENO (Las Vegas Sun) — As Nevada’s COVID-19 case rates plummet to their lowest levels since last summer, state health officials are turning more attention to therapeutic treatments for those who can’t get vaccinated or are most at risk of severe illness or death.
