Confused about health care reform? "What does it mean for me?" you ask? 

Baltimore HealthCare Access, a nonprofit that connects city residents with medical care programs in Maryland, aims to offer answers with a community forum tomorrow.

The free event, called "Baltimore Health Care Now and Later," will kick off with remarks from Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and feature forums tailored to seniors, business owners and general health care consumers. The first in series of quarterly community-outreach events, the program aims to inform consumers about their health care options and clear up misconceptions about the sweeping national health care overhaul passed last year.

“It’s really going to be a major shift in how health care is done in this country and people need to be aware of this,” said Therese McIntyre, a spokeswoman with Baltimore HealthCare Access. “They need to know how important this law is and what the facts really are.”

The event also features health screenings, games for children and will highlight elements of the health care reform law that are available to consumers now. It takes place from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Harry & Jeanette Weinberg YMCA, 900. E. 33rd St., Baltimore. For more information: www.bhca.org  or call 410-649-0500.

Worried that the forum takes place at the same time as the Ravens big playoff match up against the Steelers? Not to fret. The kind folks at Baltimore HealthCare Access plan to set up a 52-inch screen to show the game during the health fair. Nice.