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Hello, seaspray. (a 'beachy? I'm in SS) The Mayo Jax Covid Task Force notified me on the online patient portal to make an appt for the vaccine. I got it a couple of weeks ago. I hope to get the 2nd shot Feb 3. if available. Like you, my only non-Mayo doc is my PCP. The same issue re Medicare. Really mucks up the works for me and smooth care w/clear, easy communication, but....I hope the Clinic will soon change this policy, It will help a lot of us.
But, till then, I'm so thankful for the opportunity to see the doctors I do. They have truly saved me from tougher times with this aging body! I don't have many things that aren't great to say about that place. But, this is an area I do hope they can address.
I hope and pray Jax gets more vaccines asap and we can all move forward....I wouldn't think of going to Regency at all! For me, standing in line with a bunch of folks for anything with what we're dealing with isn't on my agenda! I feel the same re the Mandarin site....I'm thankful for Mayo, but have been surprised they haven't led the way here. In JAX, the Baptist Health roll-out has been far from stellar. There's been almost zero info from them w/no patient vaccines as far as I've seen.
Nice chatting w/you, neighbor. Enjoy that ocean! Blessings. elizabeth