Rebate Staples

• With this site, you can file a Staples rebate for a purchase made one of three ways: online, at Staples.com, through traditional in-store purchase, or through a kiosk in store
• In addition to filing your rebate, you can track the progress of a Staples rebate that you’ve filed, or search through past rebates to see if a product your purchased is eligible
• If you’ve already received your rebate, use this site to check the balance on your rebate card

When you shop with Staples, you’re already getting some of the lowest prices around on electronics, office supplies, and school supplies. Thanks to their price match guarantee, you can be assured that you won’t find a better deal anywhere else. When you add in Staples excellent rebates, it makes these deals even better!

If you’ve purchased a produce eligible for a rebate from Staples, here’s what you need to do to process that rebate. Simply enter the information from the rebate redemption form you received and follow the prompts, entering the information asked. At least a month later, you will receive a prepaid card in the mail containing the amount of your rebate.

With Staples Easy Rebates, you can handle the entire process online! There’s no clipping UPC codes, no scrambling for a stamp, and no filling out forms. Overall, this makes sure that you get your rebate weeks faster than the old method! Many times, you’ll get a rebate returned in as little as one month’s time. Of course, you can still mail in your rebate if you’d like. The online method is just another way that Staples is putting their customers first!

To contact Staples with a rebate question or comment:

• Use the online chat located on their website
• Fill out the “Contact Us” form located on their website

Citations

• http://rebate.staples.com

My Family Mobile Activation

• To begin the activation process for a Family Mobile phone, you’ll need your phone along with the packaging that it came in, your driver’s license, and your Family Mobile starter kit
• From this page, you can activate a brand new account, or add a line to an already existing account
• Wal-Mart’s Family Mobile plans are powered by the T-Mobile network

If you have shopped around for a wireless plan recently, you know that it can be pretty confusing, time consuming, and costly. It’s never easy to tell exactly what plan you need. Fortunately, Family Mobile is here to help! They offer some of the easiest to understand, no annual contract plans around, with terms the whole family will understand.

When you start to activate a Family Mobile plan phone, you will need to make sure you have three things with you: your phone and the original packaging, your personal driver’s license, and the starter kit you received when you signed up for the plan. If you don’t have a driver’s license, you will need to have some other form of photo identification. Locate your phone’s SIM card number (usually near the battery under the back cover) and the activation code on your starter kit.

If you’re activating a brand new plan, you’ll just need to click the “Next” button. Answer how many phones you’re activating, choose your phone from the list, and enter the personal information of the individual that will be using that phone. If you’re adding a line to an already existing Family Mobile account, it’s simply to do. Just need to know the main phone number on the Family Plan account and the password to log in. No matter which option you choose, it only takes a few minutes to get your line squared away!

To contact Wal-Mart regarding a Family Mobile plan:

• Call 1-877-440-9758

Citations:

• www.myfamilymobile.com/activation

Health MO CNA Registry

• DHSS now requires LIMAs to finish a biennial update of their training
• This registry also extends to include approved instructors, examiners and supervisors
• This list also includes LPNs and RNs who are approved to be instructors and examiners

In the state of Missouri, changes were recently made to the process of how CNAs, CMTs, and LIMAs register. These changes affect how people with these qualifications handle their day to day duties, as well as how they’re hired and their yearly training.

One change was that people with these qualifications are now required to complete a biennial training update that wasn’t required before. Individuals that are classified as MH Medication Aides can now apply to receive their DHSS LIMA certification. As new individuals finish their annual training or complete new training, their information will be viewable in a national online registry.

In addition, federal law now requires this registry to document any instances of abuse, neglect, or misappropriation. If one of these occurrences happens in an area of the hospital that is designated Medicare or Medicaid, the offender will receive a notation on their profile and will be prohibited from working in any certified facility. Certified long-term care facilities or hospitals are also prohibited from hiring anyone who has a federal violation notation in their profile.

One final change was in the way that people applying for a Certified Nurse’s Assistant position are hired. Presently, their CNA certification must be verified when they are extended an offer for employment. In previous years, this certification wasn’t verified until later in the hiring process.

To contact someone regarding the Insulin registry:

• Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Attn: Health Education Unit, PO Box 570, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0570
• Call them at (573) 526-5686
• Fax them at (573) 526-7656
• Email: info@health.mo.gov

Citations

• www.health.mo.gov/cnaregistry