Florida Department of Health Launches New Website to Schedule COVID-19 Vaccinations for Priority Populations

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COVID-19 vaccines continue to arrive in Florida in extremely limited supply

Representative Tyler Sirois (R-Merritt Island) announced that the State of Florida Department of Health has launched the new statewide pre-registration website MyVaccine to schedule COVID-19 vaccinations for priority populations eligible under Governor DeSantis’ Executive Order.

BREVARD COUNTY • MERRITT ISLAND, FLORIDA – Florida Representative Tyler Sirois (R-Merritt Island) announced that the State of Florida Department of Health has launched the new statewide pre-registration website MyVaccine to schedule COVID-19 vaccinations for priority populations eligible under Governor DeSantis’ Executive Order.

Those currently eligible include people 65 years of age and older, long-term care facility residents and staff, healthcare personnel with direct patient contact, and those deemed extremely vulnerable to COVID-19.

The MyVaccine site can be accessed at MyVaccine.fl.gov

Eligible Brevard residents can pre-register now for the COVID-19 vaccine, by selecting Brevard County in the drop-down menu on the page and clicking “Get In Line.”

Brevard residents without access to a computer may call 866-201-5420 or TTY 833-476-1525.

COVID-19 vaccines continue to arrive in Florida in extremely limited supply.

The MyVaccine site can be accessed at MyVaccine.fl.gov

“As the State of Florida awaits additional vaccine supply from the Federal Government, I urge eligible Florida residents to save their place in line by pre-registering today,” said Sirois.

“Providing residents with a streamlined way to pre-register is a step in the right direction as we continue to work with various stakeholders at both state and local levels to meet a demand that far outweighs our supply. My office is working with many home-bound seniors to get them vaccinated.”

Sirois said some of these seniors do not have access to a cell phone and are not technology-savvy.

“We are doing our best to get everyone that needs a vaccine in line to receive one,” said Sirois.

If you are a Brevard resident and know a homebound senior who has not yet been registered for a COVID-19 vaccine, you may call Sirois’ Merritt Island District Office at 321-449-5111. The MyVaccine site can be accessed at MyVaccine.fl.gov

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