Hurricane Preparedness for Older Adults

IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING  PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION: The Florida Department of Health is working with emergency managers statewide to prepare for any impacts to communities, and reminds Floridians to have enough of prescriptions on hand in the event pharmacies are temporarily unavailable. Under a State of Emergency, Floridians are permitted to receive early prescription refills regardless of typical limits. 

If You are Experiencing a Medical Emergency, Please Dial 911.

Important Local Agency Links & Resources

2022-23 JaxReady Guide

Every year, the City of Jacksonville publishes a preparedness guide with important information to  prepare for all types of emergencies. It includes tips, checklists, and step-by-step instructions for what to do before, during, and after.

Special Medical Needs Registry

The City of Jacksonville Emergency Preparedness Division maintains a registry of clients who have been identified as persons with Special Medical Needs. These individuals require assistance during evacuations and sheltering.

Look up Your Evacuation Zone

It’s critical to listen to local authorities and evacuate immediately if asked to do so. We encourage safety and being out of harm’s way above all.  If you don’t plan to evacuate, have enough food and water for at least three days.

Hurricane Fact Sheets

Hurricane information fact sheets and public service announcements for before, during, and after the storm can be found at FloridaHealth.gov

Baptist Health Hurricane Impact Status

UF Health Hurricane Impact Status

Duval County

Nassau County

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