Broward County Update: Expanded Vaccine Eligibility

 
Broward County Florida. Breaking News.

An update from March 3rd’s Broward County JIC Snapshot #14 with further details on efforts in Broward County as provided for in the Governor’s Executive Order 21-47.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

As a follow-up to Wednesday’s Snapshot #14 and as provided for in Governor Ron DeSantis’ Executive Order Number 21-47:

  • Vaccinations for sworn law enforcement and firefighters age 50+ (by appointment only) began on Wednesday, March 3. Florida Department of Health in Broward (DOH-Broward) is working with Broward Sheriff’s Office and municipal law enforcement and fire agencies to schedule appointments at a dedicated vaccination site. Please do not self-dispatch to vaccination sites without an appointment.

  • Vaccinations for K-12 school personnel age 50+ in Broward, begins Tuesday, March 9, also by appointment only. DOH-Broward has been working with School District Superintendent Robert Runcie to schedule appointments for eligible personnel, also at a dedicated site. View Superindent Runcie’s March 3 Message to Teachers

  • DOH-Broward is in the process of reaching out to charter schools and private schools for vaccination scheduling.

  • Florida Department of Health has released the ”COVID-19 Determination of Extreme Vulnerability” form that physicians are required to complete to provide patients with verification that they are “extremely vulnerable to COVID-19” and are therefore eligible to receive vaccine. Individuals deemed extremely vulnerable by a physician can be vaccinated by a physician, advance practice registered nurses (APRN) or pharmacist. Residents interested in receiving the vaccine through this venue should contact their physician.

HOW TO GET VACCINATED

There are several for eligible residents to register for a vaccine.

  • Florida Department of Health – Register online at myvaccine.fl.gov or call 866-201-6313 (TTY 833-476-1526). Eligible individuals will be contacted when an appointment is available for them.

  • Schedule through a participating hospital – supplies of vaccine are limited.

To check availability and schedule an appointment with local pharmacies and retail stores, please visit:

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