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AP Photo Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis responds to a question at a news conference at the Urban League of Broward County, during the new coronavirus pandemic, Friday, April 17, 2020, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday asked Floridians to be patient as COVID-19 vaccines are rolled out for the state’s seniors, a process that is already creating a rush and placing a substantial burden on hospitals that play a key role in carrying out the governor’s directives. DeSantis departed last week from federal guidelines and decided to make people 65 and older a priority for vaccinations, as opposed to “essential” workers such as teachers, first responders and grocery-store employees. ....
/ Gov. Ron DeSantis was joined Wednesday by Palm Beach County Mayor Dave Kerner and Palm Beach County Department of Health officials at the Kings Point senior residence in Delray Beach for a COVID-19 vaccination event. “The COVID vaccine supply is limited,” Gov. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday. “We don’t have enough vaccine on hand for all 4 million-plus senior citizens. We will get there.” Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday asked Floridians to be patient as COVID-19 vaccines are rolled out for the state’s seniors, a process that is already creating a rush and placing a substantial burden on hospitals that play a key role in carrying out the governor’s directives. ....
We will get there Gov. DeSantis urges patience amid demand for vaccinations Published TALLAHASSEE - Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday asked Floridians to be patient as COVID-19 vaccines are rolled out for the state’s seniors, a process that is already creating a rush and placing a substantial burden on hospitals that play a key role in carrying out the governor’s directives. DeSantis departed last week from federal guidelines and decided to make people 65 and older a priority for vaccinations, as opposed to essential workers such as teachers, first responders and grocery-store employees. Taking that step has created a surge of demand, according to media reports from across the state, including the sight of older residents waiting overnight in Southwest Florida to be among the first to get vaccinated. There also have been reports of jammed phone lines and overwhelmed websites as people try to get appointments for shots. ....
The Miami Herald On Tuesday afternoon, July 7, 2020, Governor Ron DeSantis holds a press conference at the Miami Medical Center, a COVID-19 only nursing facility that can care for up to 150 patients being released from hospitals but who can’t be taken back to their nursing homes. TALLAHASSEE - Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday asked Floridians to be patient as COVID-19 vaccines are rolled out for the state’s seniors, a process that is already creating a rush and placing a substantial burden on hospitals that play a key role in carrying out the governor’s directives. DeSantis departed last week from federal guidelines and decided to make people 65 and older a priority for vaccinations, as opposed to “essential” workers such as teachers, first responders and grocery-store employees. ....
Florida Gov. DeSantis urges patience amid high demand for vaccinations Christine Sexton, News Service of Florida Published: Tags: DELRAY BEACH, Fla. – Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday asked Floridians to be patient as COVID-19 vaccines are rolled out for the state’s seniors, a process that is already creating a rush and placing a substantial burden on hospitals that play a key role in carrying out the governor’s directives. DeSantis departed last week from federal guidelines and decided to make people 65 and older a priority for vaccinations, as opposed to “essential” workers such as teachers, first responders and grocery-store employees. ....