HSA Alert
During an emergency or HSA site closure, this page will provide HSA-specific information for clients and community partners. You can also find HSA updates on Facebook and X. In the event of a major countywide disaster or emergency, please visit the County’s primary disaster information website: VCemergency.com.
2-1-1 Ventura County is an additional community resource that links people to services. During times of disaster, 2-1-1 provides incident support in coordination with local emergency services. Call 2-1-1 or visit 211ventura.org
Accessing HSA Services
You can visit us online at VCHSA.org or manage your benefits at BenefitsCal.com, by phone at 888-472-4463, by fax at 805-658-4530 and by email, mail or drop-off services, and in person at one of HSA’s available site locations,
How to Prepare Before Disaster Strikes
To learn how to prepare for all types of disasters and sign up for VC Alert, Ventura County’s emergency notification system, visit the Ready Ventura County website. Other resources include:
- Ventura County’s Emergency Preparedness Guide – English and Español
- Preparing Makes Sense brochure – English and Español
- Public Safety Power Shutoff information
Guidelines for HSA Staff During a Disaster
Those who cannot report to work should contact their supervisor at least 30 minutes before work begins each day.
If unable to reach a supervisor, please call HSA Human Resources at 477-5111. Complete time cards in a timely manner from any location through vchrp.co.ventura.ca.us
To keep informed, please:
- Check your voicemail for messages regularly
- Check your business email at owa.ventura.org
- Check your office voicemail messages remotely. 1) Call your phone number; 2) Press * during your outgoing message; 3) Enter your phone number; 4) Enter your PIN
- Check vcemergency.com for road closure and evacuation information and visit this page for updates.
