The eligibility for getting a COVID-19 vaccine in Florida has expanded.
Surgeon General. Dr. Scott Rivkees issued a health advisory expanding the eligibility of the vaccine to non-Florida residents providing good and services in the state.
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The health advisory issued by Rivkees can be read at this link.
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Anyone 16 and or older is eligible for the vaccine.
Surgeon General Dr. Scott Rivkees has issued a Public Health Advisory rescinding previous advisories, expanding vaccine eligibility to include non-Florida residents providing goods & services in Florida, and encouraging the resumption of in-person government operations & services
— Florida Dept. Health (@HealthyFla) April 29, 2021
People who are 16 and 17 must have a parent or guardian with them while getting the vaccine.
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Anyone interested in signing up for the vaccine can find out more information at this link.