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20210212 Florida Department of Health Provides Week Nine Updates on Florida s Vaccination Efforts Under Governor DeSantis Leadership

2/12/2021 Florida Department of Health Provides Week Nine Updates on Florida’s Vaccination Efforts Under Governor DeSantis’ Leadership Florida Continues to Add COVID-19 Vaccination Sites Statewide through Strategic Partnerships~ Today, the Florida Department of Health issued an update on the progress of the state s vaccination efforts, as well as its weekly COVID-19 update. The State of Florida is in its ninth week of vaccine distribution and is continuing to increase vaccine access statewide. Under Governor DeSantis’ leadership, the state continues to develop proactive strategies to increase vaccine access to Florida’s seniors. This week, Governor DeSantis announced the expansion of COVID-19 vaccination sites across the state of Florida through the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program. The Federal Retail Pharmacy Program sites began offering COVID-19 vaccines Friday, February 12 across 52 counties.

People wait for hours at packed state-supported vaccination site in Tampa

People wait for hours at packed state-supported vaccination site in Tampa On both Thursday and Friday, a packed state vaccination site in Tampa left people waiting for hours to get their dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, even forcing some people to leave altogether rather than get their shot. By: McKenna King , Mary O Connell Posted at 7:22 PM, Feb 11, 2021 and last updated 2021-02-12 17:12:10-05 TAMPA, Fla. — Friday was another long day of waiting for people trying to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at the state vaccination site in Tampa. People who had appointments to receive either their first or second dose of the shot waited several hours to get it.

Patients reports issues scheduling appointment to receive second COVID-19 vaccine dose

Time For That Second Vaccine Dose? Here s How To Get Your Appointment In South Florida

State Gets $245M For Vaccination Help; Positivity Rate Down

State Gets $245M For Vaccination Help; Positivity Rate Down Patch 2/9/2021 © AdventHealth Florida resident John J. Hart receives a vaccine through AdventHealth. TAMPA, FL The Federal Emergency Management Agency will give $245 million to the state of Florida to help pay for vaccinating senior citizens. The award reimburses 100 percent of costs related to the state’s vaccination program for 90 days. Those costs can include: Personal protective equipment for staff and patients; Leasing facilities for storing and administering vaccines; Additional medical and support staff, including facility infection control measures; Emergency medical care; Communications to provide the public with information; “This funding will help the state distribute and administer COVID-19 vaccinations to more Floridians,” said Gracia Szczech, regional administrator for FEMA Region IV. “We have been working closely with our state partners since the onset of the pandemic, and these do

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