Author: Susan Larsen

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Covid-19 Public Health Awareness

Medicare Open Enrollment: Ensure Your Coverage Works for You

A sign with bold letters reads "Open Enrollment" alongside a cup of coffee, clipboard, and office supplies on a desk. A banner at the bottom says, "Medicare Open Enrollment: Ensure Your Coverage Works for You," with The Image Center's logo on the left side.

Medicare Open Enrollment is here! The IMAGE Center of Maryland urges Medicare-eligible individuals with disabilities to review and adjust their coverage before December 7, 2024, to ensure it meets their needs and budget.

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Covid-19 Public Health Awareness

Embracing Self-Care: A Vital Practice for People with Disabilities

A person is arranging letters on a blue background to spell out the phrase "Make Yourself a Priority."

Discover why self-care is a vital practice for people with disabilities at The IMAGE Center of Maryland.

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Covid-19 Public Health Awareness

Happy International Day of Sign Languages!

Usherla DeBerry is a Black woman with light brown braided hair. She wears a black blouse and stands outdoors in front of a leafy tree while communicating the above message using American Sign Language (ASL)

At The IMAGE Center, we believe in the power of communication and inclusion. Today, we are excited to share a special message from Usherla DeBerry, Director of the Maryland Governor’s Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

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Introducing Our New Executive Director, Teara Winmond

White, orange, and teal blue graphic with text that says, "Introducing Teara Winmond, The IMAGE Center's New Executive Director!" Teara Winmond is a Brown woman with brown eyes and a cropped haircut with dark roots and blond curls. She wears a black and white polka-dot blouse under a black blazer and pearl jewelry.

Please join us in welcoming Teara Winmond, The IMAGE Center of Maryland’s New Executive Director!

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Covid-19 Public Health Awareness

Immunization Awareness Month: Protect Your Health by Staying Up-to-Date on Your Vaccines

Little girl getting a flu shot, text says 'Immunization Awareness Month.

August is Immunization Awareness Month, emphasizing the vital role vaccines play in safeguarding health, especially for people with disabilities. Staying up-to-date on vaccines like the flu shot and COVID-19 is crucial for maintaining health and independence.