While there has been great focus on providing the intensive, lifesaving care that our sickest COVID patients require, we are concerned that fear of being exposed to COVID-19 may be stopping some from seeking essential emergency and surgical care. I want to assure you that Mission Hospital remains an exceptionally safe place to receive care.
We continue to take the strongest precautions to protect everyone who enters the hospital from COVID-19 exposure. Our physicians and caregivers are highly skilled in infection prevention and treatment protocols, and I assure you that our prevention measures are extensive and thorough. Every day we see patients who have waited too long to seek care, and sadly, have developed more serious complications. Please do not try to manage the symptoms of a life threatening, time-sensitive emergency at home. Mission Hospital continues to be a safe place to receive all types of emergency and critical care. Our top priority is safety. On behalf of every Mission Hospital caregiver and physician, I want to thank you again for your support and encouragement. So many times during the long days and nights of the past few months, we felt as though you were wrapping your arms around us to give us the strength we needed to continue. You are our extended Mission Hospital family and we thank you!
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The measures taken to curtail the spread of COVID-19 have been drastic, massive and immediate—and very necessary. Within a handful of days, our world has changed radically, and now many of us are far more worried and apprehensive than usual. As racing thoughts, pounding pulses and ever-present fear become our norm, attending to our anxiety is more critical than ever.
As we move closer to the deadline of Tax Season, we wanted to share a few Tax Tips that will help you when filing your Tax returns. Direct deposit for refunds
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  The Mission Viejo Chamber is pulling out all the stops to “Make Business Happen” in 2020.
Growing your business, networking, and engaging with a community of like minded individuals is what makes the Mission Viejo chamber unique. With exponential growth in membership and record visits to networking events last year the chamber has put together a plethora of events for you to look forward to. The Mission Viejo Chamber is super excited to share an abundance of events that can grow your business and allow you to give back to the community.  From the Oso Fit 5k to the Inaugural Tri City Chamber Mixer 2019 was a year to remember for the Chamber of Commerce. We nearly doubled in size.
We recognized Jan for Coastal Naturopathic Wellness Business and her more holistic approach to good health.  This month’s topics: Energy-saving tips for the office, SDG&E’s weather station network, heat pump water heaters, green real estate training
AAUW Interbranch Council Orange County, and the Mission Viejo Chamber of Commerce are co-sponsoring a panel on Human Trafficking. The City of Mission Viejo is giving its strong support for this free community program.
 At the Mission Viejo Chamber, we are always looking for new and innovative ways to benefit the members. We recently decided that one piece that was missing for the growth of our chamber and a benefit to members was good solid education opportunities on a regular basis that would assist our members with the growth and development of their businesses. We have formed an education committee.
This committee is responsible for the planning, scheduling, facilitation, and execution of Chamber educational classes, for the benefit of the general membership and surrounding community. Among other things the education committee will hold a monthly Lunch n’ Learn the first Wednesday of each month. The first class will be held on February 5th at Oggis Pizza on Alicia. Oggi’s is stepping up to be our premier sponsor for the first quarter. These will be a free event and lunch will be served at $10 per/person, if you desire. These seats will be limited to first 15 RSVP’s for each Lunch. For details of the classes and to sign up go to www.missionviejochamber.com and make sure you download the MVCC App. Run for fun and help your community!
The 3rd Annual Oso Fit 5K Fun Run and Community Health Fair will take place on Saturday February 29th. This event will feature a 5K race, a children of all abilities half-mile run, a children of all abilities quarter-mile run along with the ever so popular Community Health Fair. By simply registering for this event, you can support your favorite local nonprofit. The event kicks off at 7:30 a.m. with the Community Health Fair featuring more than 60 health and wellness organizations offering giveaways, handouts and free health screenings. The 5K Fun Run follows at 8:30 a.m., then the quarter- and half-mile runs beginning at 9:30 a.m. The children’s course will be accessible for kids of all abilities – even those with braces, crutches, walkers and wheelchairs. All pre-registration fees will benefit Mission Viejo nonprofits. For more information, visit www.osofit5k.org. You can register and pick up your bib early from 4-8 p.m. on Thursday and on race day from 7:30-8:30 a.m. at: Norman P. Murray Community Center 24932 Veterans Way Mission Viejo, CA 92692  Congratulations “Volunteer of the Quarter” – Kateryna Karasyk
We take this opportunity to sincerely congratulate Chamber member Kateryna Karasyk (k.karasik@elephant.expert) for all of her amazing efforts as the "Volunteer of the Quarter"! |
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