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Bring Back Louisiana s new hotline connects residents to vaccines | Department of Health

April 08, 2021 Today, the Louisiana Department of Health goes live with a COVID-19 vaccine hotline as part of the Bring Back Louisiana campaign. The hotline, at 1-855-453-0774, will help residents schedule vaccine appointments, find vaccine providers in their area and connect people with medical professionals who can answer vaccine-related questions. The hotline will be able to schedule vaccine appointments for residents at any LDH vaccination sites or with other providers that use a phone number to schedule. For providers who only offer web-based scheduling, call agents may be able to help residents navigate those systems. The hotline is part of the greater Bring Back Louisiana campaign effort which aims to meet people where they are – breaking barriers so that everyone has the opportunity to get the vaccines. The goal of the hotline is to help those with technology or internet barriers and those with a lack of access to medical professionals in their communities to ask va

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Louisiana launches vaccine hotline for residents to make appointments, ask questions

Louisiana launches vaccine hotline for residents to make appointments, ask questions (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert) Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards speaks to reporters at a briefing on the state s efforts against the coronavirus pandemic in Baton Rouge, La., Monday, May 4, 2020. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert) and last updated 2021-04-08 16:03:42-04 During a press conference on Thursday Governor John Bel Edwards gave and update on COVID in the state but also updated on vaccinations. Edwards gave an update on the current state numbers for COVID-19. During the press conference Edwards stated that deaths have risen slightly again but testing volume and precent positivity is decreasing.

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Bring Back Louisiana Announces New Covid-19 Vaccine Hotline

Bring Back Louisiana Announces New Covid-19 Vaccine Hotline
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Bring Back Louisiana, #SleevesUp campaign aims to increase vaccination rates in rural Louisiana

Bring Back Louisiana, #SleevesUp campaign aims to increase vaccination rates in rural Louisiana Vaccination rates in rural Louisiana are behind the state’s urban areas. A new grassroots campaign is working to change that. Posted: Apr 7, 2021 5:21 PM Posted By: Kenny Darr Lafayette, LA - Vaccination rates in rural Louisiana are behind the state’s urban areas. A new grassroots campaign is working to change that. There are people who still have a lot of questions about vaccinations and who might not have an opportunity to ask those questions, said Regional Medical Director for region 4, Dr. Tine Stefanski. Answering questions for residents like Andrew Swearengin is exactly what the ‘Bring Back Louisiana’ Covid-19 Vaccine campaign aims to do.

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COVID-19 vaccinations in rural Louisiana behind state s urban areas

Lafayette Daily Advertiser Rural Louisianans lag in the state’s urban residents in COVID-19 vaccinations by 31%, according to The Daily Advertiser s analysis of data from Louisiana’s Department of Health. Rural parts of the state, like the Alexandria, Lake Charles and Acadiana regions, have lagged behind the state’s urban areas in vaccinations for months as eligibility for the shots has expanded, but recently released vaccination data for census tracts across Louisiana show the urban-rural disparity transcends regional boundaries. More than half of Louisianans live in areas with fewer than 1,000 residents per square mile, based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau, and those Louisianans are dramatically behind people who live inside the state’s cities and towns.

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