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Information provided by:
Town of Palm Beach Weekly COVID Update
Florida’s COVID-19 Data and Surveillance Dashboard
COVID-19 VACCINATION PROGRAM WAITING LIST
State of Florida COVID-19 Response, Pre-Register for Vaccine – floridahealthcovid19.gov
Palm Beach County Healthcare District – hcdpbc.org
Baptist Health – baptisthealth.net/coronavirus/vaccine
Tenet – palmbeachhealthnetwork.com
HCA hcaeastflorida.com/covid-19/covid-19-vaccine-information/
VA Medical Center
561-422-6838 – veterans only
Publix Pharmacies – publix.com/covid-vaccine/florida
Walmart – walmart.com/cp/1228302
Sam’s Club – samsclub.com/pharmacy/immunization?imzType=covid
Winn Dixie – winndixie.com/pharmacy/covid-vaccine
CVS – cvs.com/immunizations/covid-19-vaccine
COVID-19 STATISTICS
- 583 confirmed cases in the Town of Palm Beach: 12 deaths.
- 149,886 confirmed cases in Palm Beach County: 2,701 deaths.
- 2,294,897 confirmed cases in the State of Florida: 34,072 deaths.
- 30,461,312 confirmed cases in the US: 552,073 deaths.
- 129,032,284 confirmed cases worldwide: 2,818,245 deaths.
As of 9:00 PM Monday, March 31 the following cumulative vaccination information was provided by the FDOH.
o Palm Beach County: 431,760 total (156,867 – one dose; 274,893 – two doses)
o State of Florida: 5,871,740 total (2,564,417 – one dose; 3,307,323 – two doses)
COVID-19 VACCINATION UPDATE
- The current vaccination eligibility in the State of Florida, as approved by Governor Ron DeSantis, include the following groups:
- Long-term care facility residents and staff;
- Persons 40 years of age and older;
- Health care personnel with direct patient contact;
- Persons deemed extremely vulnerable to COVID-19 as determined by a physician who provides an attestation that the patient meets the defined eligibility criteria as defined by the Department of Health.
- As of Monday, April 5 all Florida residents age 18 and up are authorized to receive the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines, and those age 16 and up will be authorized to receive the Pfizer.
HELP US SLOW THE SPREAD
- While waiting for the vaccines to reach everyone, the CDC continues to remind us that the three most important ways to slow the spread and buy us a little more time include: (1) wearing a mask to protect yourself and others, (2) staying at least 6 feet away from others who don’t live with you, and avoid crowds, and (3) washing your hands often with soap and water for 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
- It is also extremely important to STAY HOME and isolate yourself from others if you are not feeling well. Do not socialize, go out for meals, go to work, or participate in recreational activities if you are feeling sick. Be smart. Be safe. And protect your loved ones and neighbors.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- A Town-wide Curfew remains in effect from 1:00 AM until 5:00 AM daily. This curfew applies to all persons within the Town of Palm Beach, with the exception of law enforcement and public safety personnel, medical, work, or school personnel, travel for religious services, or other travel authorized by law enforcement personnel.
- A county-wide mask mandate remains in effect, requiring face coverings by all persons visiting or working in any businesses, establishment, or residential buildings. Face coverings MUST also be worn by all persons in outdoor public places where social distancing of 6 feet or more is not possible.
- While waiting for the vaccines to reach everyone, the CDC continues to remind us that the three most important ways to slow the spread and buy us a little more time include: (1) wearing a mask to protect yourself and others, (2) staying at least 6 feet away from others who don’t live with you, and avoid crowds, and (3) washing your hands often with soap and water for 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
