Provides phone and virtual consultations for individuals who are experiencing symptoms disrupting daily life activities four weeks after having been diagnosed with COVID-19. The clinic is staffed by a rheumatologist, a rheumatology nurse practitioner, a family medicine physician, and an internal medicine physician. The CDC cites the following as the most common long-term symptoms being reported: Fatigue, Shortness of breath, Cough, Joint pain, Anxiety and Chest pain. Other reported long-term symptoms include Difficulty with thinking and concentration (sometimes referred to as "brain fog"), Depression, Muscle pain, Headache, Intermittent fever, and Fast-beating or pounding heart (also known as heart palpitations).

Maintains information about community resources that are appropriate for people with Huntington's disease. Links individuals who are in need of specialized services with appropriate resources. Provides information about the symptoms, screening/diagnostic procedures, and/or methods of treatment or management for Huntington's disease.

Provides directory assistance and basic information regarding State of Ohio government offices and services.

Offers free legal advice clinics to residents who cannot afford a lawyer. Local attorneys, who volunteer their time and expertise, will be available to meet with individuals and answer their legal questions in a confidential setting.

Information line for West Nile Virus concerns and questions.

Provides general health information in response to common questions from the general public, healthcare workers, educators, and members of the media.

Provides free information for business, residential and government phone numbers; callers will listen to brief commercials.

Provides information about the etiology, symptoms, screening/diagnostic procedures, and methods of management for Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease and other prion diseases. Maintains information about community resources that are appropriate for people with Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease and links individuals who are in need of specialized services with appropriate resources.

SEOLS provides help on education issues, including: - Special education - School suspensions - Getting a school to follow an Individualized Education Program (IEP).

Provides an advice phone line, staffed by a registered nurse as part of Medicaid and Medicare/Medicaid managed health care plans.

Provides information on employment benefits and the law. Understand your workplace benefits for caregivers and the Family and Medical Leave Act.

Provides general information and education on health issues to individuals over the phone and to schools and community groups.

Provides general assistance and information for victims including child exploitation, human trafficking, local resources, and more. Serves as a streamlined access point for victims to report abuse in ICE detention centers, information on detainee’s or inmate’s custody status or case outcome, and provides general assistance and information to victims. -Detention Reporting and Information Line (DRIL) -Victim Notification System Access -Victim Assistance Support

Offers free 24/7 phone access to a registered nurse who can provide health information and advice. Nurses can assist with health-related questions, understanding prescriptions, suggestions for at-home care for minor injuries and illnesses, and recommendations of when and where to go to seek medical care.

Educates and informs individuals with narcolepsy about the life-long neurological sleep disorder. Provides emotional support and resources to patients, family members, and friends. Encourages and assists in the formation of local support groups and other support systems. Serves as a resource center for patients, medical professionals and providers, educators, employers, and members of the public.

Provides phone appointments for consultation with legal helpline attorney for Ohio seniors.

Provides information on billing or other customer service calls. To report an outage 877-468-8243.

Provides a hotline number to speak with an attorney and get advice on evictions; virtual clinics provided on Tuesdays at 4pm. can call in or join from computer to get general information on the eviction process or speak with an attorney; online toolkit walks renters through whatever stage of the eviction process they are in, helps them prepare for court, and provides template documents.

Provides a hotline number to speak with an attorney and get advice on evictions; virtual clinics provided on Tuesdays at 4pm. can call in or join from computer to get general information on the eviction process or speak with an attorney; online toolkit walks renters through whatever stage of the eviction process they are in, helps them prepare for court, and provides template documents.

Privately & anonymously provides information about HIV, STIs, sexual health, and testing/health resources through a live hotline, online chat, and web-based resource listings. The Hotline is also a resource for people living with HIV, and acts as an information and referral service to Ohio residents.

Provides a hotline number to speak with an attorney and get advice on evictions; virtual clinics provided on Tuesdays at 4pm. can call in or join from computer to get general information on the eviction process or speak with an attorney; online toolkit walks renters through whatever stage of the eviction process they are in, helps them prepare for court, and provides template documents.

Provides a crisis hotline for youth.

Provides information to self-represented persons. Can provide the following information: information contained in the court docket, about court processes and procedures, examples of forms or pleadings to be used as a guide, referrals to appropriate agencies or other resources, pamphlets, and legal reference materials. Can also provide legal forms. NOTE: staff will not provide legal advice.