Help Booking COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments
If you are over 65
AND
having trouble booking an appointment because of your computer skills/access,
AND
are willing to be 100% flexible regarding timing,
(St. Mark's: Jenny, Todd, Jamye) can help you book the appointment with Publix.
We will get up EARLY and be online from 5:45 am, trying to book appointments until all the appointment slots are taken. If we get you an appointment we'll follow up later that morning. If not, we can try again at the next early morning booking window.
Send Carolyn your
When booking we will skip the medicare information. Publix will call you to follow up and get it. Expect this call from Publix to the number you provide.
When booking, we will give perfunctory answers re health. Publix will ask you the health questions in person that relate to allergies/medical conditions/etc. It is YOUR responsibility to coordinate any health/allergy/reaction concerns in person at Publix. I think it impacts how long they ask you to wait to observe possible reactions.
If we get you an appointment, we will let you know. Your email will also receive an appointment confirmation. If it doesn't work this time, we can try again. We will keep helping during the Publix windows.
If you know other people who will be willing to help make bookings, let Carolyn and Fr. Gary know. We can organize with them! :-)
If you know of other people who don't have the computer access/skills to make the appointment, and need help, also have them contact Carolyn/Fr. Gary.
This approach has been working well so far.
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COVID-19 Information and links may be found here: https://www.stmarkscocoa.org/announcements.html
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State of Florida - If you have not received your first Covid 19 vaccine and wish to pre-register online: https://myvaccine.fl.gov/
COVID 19 vaccines continue to arrive in Florida in extremely limited supply. As we await additional vaccine supply from the Federal Government, we urge currently eligible Florida residents to save their place in line by pre-registering today.
AND
having trouble booking an appointment because of your computer skills/access,
AND
are willing to be 100% flexible regarding timing,
(St. Mark's: Jenny, Todd, Jamye) can help you book the appointment with Publix.
We will get up EARLY and be online from 5:45 am, trying to book appointments until all the appointment slots are taken. If we get you an appointment we'll follow up later that morning. If not, we can try again at the next early morning booking window.
Send Carolyn your
- Name
- Complete Street Address
- Birthday
- Telephone Number
- Email for you or person who will be responsible to forward your appointment confirmation.
- Preferred Publix locations -- all of them, including if you are willing to take a road trip to Escambia County, for example.
When booking we will skip the medicare information. Publix will call you to follow up and get it. Expect this call from Publix to the number you provide.
When booking, we will give perfunctory answers re health. Publix will ask you the health questions in person that relate to allergies/medical conditions/etc. It is YOUR responsibility to coordinate any health/allergy/reaction concerns in person at Publix. I think it impacts how long they ask you to wait to observe possible reactions.
If we get you an appointment, we will let you know. Your email will also receive an appointment confirmation. If it doesn't work this time, we can try again. We will keep helping during the Publix windows.
If you know other people who will be willing to help make bookings, let Carolyn and Fr. Gary know. We can organize with them! :-)
If you know of other people who don't have the computer access/skills to make the appointment, and need help, also have them contact Carolyn/Fr. Gary.
This approach has been working well so far.
=====
COVID-19 Information and links may be found here: https://www.stmarkscocoa.org/announcements.html
=====
State of Florida - If you have not received your first Covid 19 vaccine and wish to pre-register online: https://myvaccine.fl.gov/
COVID 19 vaccines continue to arrive in Florida in extremely limited supply. As we await additional vaccine supply from the Federal Government, we urge currently eligible Florida residents to save their place in line by pre-registering today.