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Care Point Health and Wellness Center now accepting CHP patients

Capital Health Plan clients can now receive primary healthcare and other medical services at Care Point Health and Wellness Center. The move allows Care Point to expand its reach to a larger pool of potential patients, especially CHP-insured government workers in downtown Tallahassee. Care Point is located at 2200 S. Monroe St., a five-minute drive from the Capitol, City Hall and the Leon County Courthouse. The underserved population, including those with no health insurance, will continue to be a priority in Care Point’s mission, according to officials, as the facility expands. And starting at 9 a.m. on Friday, Care Point will be administering COVID vaccine shots through a drive-through. Supply is first come, first served.

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The St Joe Company, Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare and the Florida State University College of Medicine Announce Their Intent to Develop a Health Care Campus in Panama City Beach, Florida

The St Joe Company, Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare and the Florida State University College of Medicine Announce Their Intent to Develop a Health Care Campus in Panama City Beach, Florida
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FSU offers COVID-19 vaccine to students

FSU offers COVID-19 vaccine to students Emma Cook Starting Monday, April 5, the Florida State University COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center will begin vaccinating all individuals 16 and older, per Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ new eligibility guidelines announced back in March of this year. Minors are asked to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. FSU is currently administering the two-dose Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for all individuals who are eligible. Students can sign up to get either their first dose or second dose with the clinic by going to their website at vaccine.fsu.edu and creating an account. Some days during the week will only be for first-dose appointments and some days will only be for second-dose appointments.

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You can make a world of difference to seniors

Danielle Swallow and Jackie Sullivan April 6, 2021 We’ve learned over the last year that the COVID-19 pandemic affects people in many different ways, with some at greater risk due to a variety of social, economic and medical factors. Those 65 and older, who make up about 25 percent of Sussex County’s population, are especially vulnerable. Age and the likelihood of multiple underlying medical conditions combine to put our seniors at particular risk. Many elderly face the additional challenge of social isolation as family visits, get-togethers with friends and neighbors, church events and similar gatherings have been curtailed. The situation is even more dire for those without the skills, tools or broadband connectivity needed to stay in touch through email, social media or virtual meetings.

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Asylum Seekers Struggle to Keep Kids Safe and Learning in Tijuana Tent City

Asylum Seekers Struggle to Keep Kids Safe and Learning in Tijuana Tent City On 4/6/21 at 12:30 PM EDT On Tuesday, March 30, accompanied by an African asylum seeker serving as translator, Newsweek gained access to the El Chaparral migrant camp in Tijuana, Mexico, just across the border from the San Ysidro border crossing near San Diego, which more than 2,000 people call home. About 25% of the camp residents are children. These are stories of some of those children, and the adults who try to teach and care for them. For their safety and protection, we did not photograph them unless they gave us specific permission to do so, and we have given them pseudonyms.

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