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Navigating COVID-19Resource SheetGroceries and Food Delivery ServicesThanks to modern technology, online shopping has become ubiquitous in recent years. Today, people can buy nearly everything online: clothes, electronics, furniture, toilet paper and even groceries. The best grocery delivery services offer everything that you can get at the store, but with the convenience of being dropped off at your home. Some of the more well-known grocery delivery services are Instacart, Amazon Pantry, Amazon Fresh, and Walmart. Many of these operate differently, usually by either putting together orders in a warehouse or using personal shoppers who go to local stores to fill the order, but all both offer a range of goods, from fresh produce to meat and seafood to non-perishables like pasta to cleaning supplies.?Some things you should keep in mind are that many grocery delivery services require individuals to create an account and choose between annual or single delivery charges. Not all stores may offer delivery to certain locations, so be sure to verify that an address is eligible for delivery before preparing an order. For some grocery stores, individuals may be able to place an order online, but must pick it up as there are no delivery options through those store locations. Be sure to verify each individual stores ability to deliver orders. Website links for grocery delivery services: Amazon Fresh: : Pantry: : *For individuals who require further assistance with receiving meals or are unable to utilize/navigate the above websites, see below options. Boise-Metro Meals on Wheels: This service is extended to all seniors in Ada County. Individuals may receive meals at designated senior centers. For private pay, delivery options, and schedules, please see the website below or call for more information. Other counties in Idaho may offer similar services. To find meals near you, visit the website below.Phone: (208) 321-0031Website: Services With the outbreak of COVID-19, some individuals either cannot get to a local hospital or wish not to take public transportation to get there. For those who wish to seek medical advice for any symptoms without leaving their home, please see the resources below. As a reminder, if you have symptoms of a fever or cough, please call your medical care provider or Regional Health District to see if you should be tested for coronavirus. Many frequently asked questions and answers may be found at . Note: If you are in the Boise area and are experiencing symptoms and would like to do an over the phone screening to see if you should be tested for COVID-19 please call the below coronavirus hotline. Symptoms include fever, cough. and shortness of breath. St. Luke’s coronavirus hotline: 208-381-9500Idaho Care Line: Individuals can call the Idaho Care Line at 2-1-1, or access the website for more information. MD Live: This is an option for individuals to have a virtual doctor visit using their smartphone, tablet, or computer 24 hours a day. All doctors are board-certified and are happy to help. For more information about this service, please visit continual updates on the virus, please visit Health Districts and the Counties they serve:Panhandle Health District8500 N. Atlas Road ?Hayden, ID 83835 ?208-415-5100 ?FAX: 208-415-5101 Serving Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, Benewah and Shoshone countiesNorth Central Health District ??215 10th Street ?Lewiston, ID 83501 ?208-799-3100 ?FAX: 208-799-0349Serving Latah, Clearwater, Nez Perce, Lewis and Idaho countiesSouthwest District Health13307 Miami Lane ?Caldwell, ID 83607 ?208-455-5300 ?FAX: 208-454-7722Serving Adams, Washington, Payette, Gem, Canyon and Owyhee countiesCentral District Health707 North Armstrong Place ?Boise, ID 83704-0825 ?208-375-5211 ?FAX: 208-327-7100Serving Valley, Boise, Ada, and Elmore countiesSouth Central Public Health ??1020 Washington Street N.Twin Falls, ID 83301-3156 ?208-737-5900 ?FAX: 208-734-9502 Serving Camas, Blaine, Gooding, Lincoln, Jerome, Minidoka, Twin Falls, and Cassia countiesSoutheastern Idaho Public Health ??1901 Alvin Ricken Drive ?Pocatello, ID 83201 ?208-233-9080 ?FAX: 208-234-7169Serving Butte, Bingham, Power, Bannock, Caribou, Oneida, Franklin, and Bear Lake countiesEast Idaho Public Health ??1250 Hollipark Drive ?Idaho Falls, ID 83401 ?208-522-0310 ?FAX: 208-525-7063Serving Lemhi, Custer, Clark Freemont, Jefferson, Madison, Teton, and Bonneville counties ................
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