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Need help or health care? Telehealth is available.

If you need medical care while working from home, all UC medical plans offer comprehensive telehealth — and telemental health — services.


Reminder: Share your good news

Has something positive happened in your life while we’ve been sheltering in place? Link wants to hear about it!


President Napolitano addresses 1,600 staff at first-ever virtual Town Hall

The president’s virtual Town Hall meeting provided employees with critical updates and encouragement in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.


Dr. Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo on COVID-19 health disparities 

Don’t miss the second event in the Black Staff and Faculty Organization’s series exploring COVID-19 health disparities in the African-American community and underserved populations.


Free mindfulness training resources from UC experts

Two UC campus-based programs allow you to attend virtual mindfulness training. Choose from live webinars or on-demand content.


Beat stress by building resilience

Learn to navigate the unexpected with grace and better manage stress in this new workshop from Adrienne Harrell, learning and talent development manager, UC Santa Cruz.


An update on ergonomic equipment during telecommute status

Staff may access existing office chairs and small free-standing ergonomic equipment by following this request and pick-up process.


How UC is helping during the pandemic

Looking for some positive stories to brighten up your week? Here are some we’ve collected throughout the UC system. Get ready to smile — and read on.


Shout-Out for Amy Vrizuela

Amy’s team members are inspired by her leadership, can-do attitude, problem-solving skills and other admirable qualities.


UCOPositivity: Share your personal good news

Life in the coronavirus pandemic is rough. It's more important than ever to celebrate the positive things that are happening these days. Share your good news with Link!


Is takeout food a safe choice? UC investigates.

Get the latest insights on takeout dining from UCLA food safety and nutrition expert Catherine Carpenter.