Missouri is now restricting vaccines to only their residents yet Kansas is giving vaccines to people from MO. This makes is hard for a KS resident to get the vaccine in the Kansas City Metro area.
I am 65+. I filled out the form the first few days it was available. I was a general interest form. Now the form on your site is specifically named a Phase 2 interest from. Do I need to fill this one out or is the original one include everyone?
I just went ahead and filled it in again. Because now it asks if you are associated with different providers. It didn't ask that question on the original. Can't hurt to fill it out again.
You guys need to get your act together. On the one hand you say local hospitals are providing vaccinations, but not to call them/they will call you. On the other hand you tell us to reach out to our PCPs who are supplied by those hospitals. Nobody shares how many vials are available on a daily basis. Where are they? This whole mess is reminiscent of a 3 Stooges cartoon. You really think through your distribution plan? It seems more political than care-driven. I am 77 with Parkinson's Disease and CAD w/5 stents. This puts me at a considerably higher risk of mortality than a healthy 80 year old.
Missouri is now restricting vaccines to only their residents yet Kansas is giving vaccines to people from MO. This makes is hard for a KS resident to get the vaccine in the Kansas City Metro area.
I will be 80 in 5 weeks. Is there any consideration given to those who are close to 80?
I am 65+. I filled out the form the first few days it was available. I was a general interest form. Now the form on your site is specifically named a Phase 2 interest from. Do I need to fill this one out or is the original one include everyone?
I just went ahead and filled it in again. Because now it asks if you are associated with different providers. It didn't ask that question on the original. Can't hurt to fill it out again.
You guys need to get your act together. On the one hand you say local hospitals are providing vaccinations, but not to call them/they will call you. On the other hand you tell us to reach out to our PCPs who are supplied by those hospitals. Nobody shares how many vials are available on a daily basis. Where are they? This whole mess is reminiscent of a 3 Stooges cartoon. You really think through your distribution plan? It seems more political than care-driven. I am 77 with Parkinson's Disease and CAD w/5 stents. This puts me at a considerably higher risk of mortality than a healthy 80 year old.