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AdvertisementKnowing when appointments open for the following week can help secure coveted time slotCompetition for COVID-19 vaccination appointments in Ohio about to heat up exponentiallyKnowing when appointments open for the following week can help secure coveted time slotHide TranscriptShow TranscriptGET A COVID-19 VACCINE. EVERYBODY’S REALLY REALLY GIDDY. IT’S AS FAR AS SEEING THE END OF THIS NIGHTMARE HEARING FROM HAPPY CUSTOMERS WHO’VE BEEN VACCINATED MAKES BOB CRAIG SMILE THAT GETS TURNED UPSIDE DOWN WHEN PEOPLE COMPLAIN ABOUT IN TROUBLE SCHEDULING AN APPOINTMENT UNDER FRUSTRATED. THEY’RE FRUSTRATED PARTICULARLY, YOU KNOW PEOPLE MY AGE AND THAT AREN’T WHIZZES ON THE COMPUTER, YOU KNOW, THESE THINGS ARE HARD TO NAVIGATE KRISTA EISEN WITH THE HEALTH COLLABORATIVE KNOWS SIGNING UP TO GET VACCINATED REMAINS A CHALLENGE COMPLICATING THINGS IS THE FACT THAT VACCINE PROVIDERS RECEIVE THEIR DOSES AT DIFFERENT TIMES. I’VE HAD SOME FRIENDS AND FAMILY THAT ARE YOU KNOW ASKING ME WHAT’S THE BEST WAY AND I’M LIKE JUST KEEP TRY. I WISH I HAD A MAGICAL BE LIKE LOGOUT UN ONLY IT’S JUST SO SPORADIC HERE ARE TIPS. THAT COULD HELP YOU SECURE A TIME TO GET A SHOT. WE’VE LEARNED UC HEALTH OPENS NEW APPOINTMENTS EVERY THURSDAY AT 8AM YOU CAN SIGN UP USING THE MYUC HEALTH WEB PORTAL. IT’S VERSION OF MYCHART OR CALL 513-584 DOSE CHRIST HOSPITAL OPENS, ITS APPOINTMENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK ON FRIDAYS AT 8AM. YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A PATIENT AND CAN SIGN UP THROUGH MY CHART OR OR CALL. 513-585-3881 MONDAY BETWEEN 8 AND OR YOU CAN ALSO VISIT THE CHRIST HOSPITAL COVID-19 WEBSITE KNOWING WHEN APPOINTMENTS BECOME AVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT RIGHT NOW BECAUSE IN SEVEN DAYS IN THE OHIOANS 16 AND OLDER WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO GET A SHOT WHICH IS NOT LOST ON BOB CRAIG. THERE’S GOING TO BE MORE PEOPLE GOING FOR THOSE ONE VACCINES. YOU KNOW REALLY A WHOLE LOT MORE PEOPLE. THAT WAS SO MANY NUMBERS FLYING AROUND. IT CAN BE EASY TO FORGET EXACTLY WHAT PHASE OHIO IS IN RIGHT NOW CURRENTLY PEOPLE 40 AND OLDER IN THE STATE ARE EL TO GET A SHOT ALONG WITH THOSE WHO HAVE CERTAIN UNDERLYING MEDICAL CONDITIONS REPORTING LIVE TONIGHT TODD -- WLWT NEWS FIVE, TODD. WE KEEP HEARING ABOUT PEOPLE WHO SIGN UP TO BE ON A VACCINE STANDBY LIST. WHAT’S THE DEAL WITH THAT TONIGHT? YEAH, YOU KNOW MIKE I’VE TALKED TO PEOPLE OVER THE PAST SEVERAL DAYS WHO MADE IT A POINT TO ASK THEIR PHARMACIST OR THEIR LOCAL VACCINE PROVIDER IF THEY CAN BE PUT ON WHAT ARE CALLED THE STANDBY LIST TO MAKE SURE THAT NO DOSE HAS WASTED AT THE END OF A GIVEN DAY OFFICIALS THAT TRY HEALTH. FOR EXAMPLE. WELL, THEY TELL US PEOPLE CAN ASK TO BE PUT ON THEIR STANDBY LIST IF ELIGIBLE BASED ON THE STATE’S CURRENT GUIDELINES MIKE. ALL RIGHT, TODD -- LEADING THE WAY TONIGHT BRINGING YOU ALL OF THE INFORMATION YOU NEED HOWAdvertisementCompetition for COVID-19 vaccination appointments in Ohio about to heat up exponentiallyKnowing when appointments open for the following week can help secure coveted time slot"Everybody's really, really giddy, as far as seeing the end of this nightmare," Clifton Natural Foods co-owner Bob Craig said Monday.Hearing from happy customers who've been vaccinated makes Craig smile. That gets turned upside down when people complain about having trouble scheduling an appointment."They’re frustrated. They're frustrated, particularly, you know, people my age and that aren't whizzes on the computer," he said. "You know, these things are hard to navigate."Christa Hyson with The Health Collaborative knows signing up to get vaccinated remains a challenge. Complicating things is the fact that vaccine providers receive their allotted doses at different times."I've had some friends and family that are, you know, asking me, what's the best way and I'm like, 'Just keep trying,' Hyson said. "I wish I had a magical (way to), like, log onto this website at this time. But unfortunately, it's just so sporadic."Here are tips that could help Southwest Ohioans and, in some cases, out-of-state residents, secure a time to get a shot.WLWT has learned UC Health opens new appointments every Thursday at 8 a.m. People can sign up using the My UC Health web portal, the health system's version of MyChart, or by calling 513-584-DOSE.Christ Hospital opens its appointments for the following week on Fridays at 8 a.m. Anyone who's interested in getting a shot administered by Christ Hospital does not have to be a patient and can sign up through MyChart or by calling 513-585-3881 Monday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. People can also visit the Christ Hospital COVID-19 website.Officials with Tri-Health said they stated booking appointments for the next three weeks early Monday. Those slots quickly filled up. Going forward, officials said the best times to see if more spots have opened up are Friday afternoons and on the weekend. People can check on vaccine availability at Tri-Health by calling 513-862-6843. Also, anyone who's currently eligible to get a shot in Ohio can request to be added to Tri-Health's standby list, which is designed to prevent does from being wasted at the end of a given day.Knowing when appointments become available for the following week is especially important right now because, in seven days, any Ohioan 16 and older will be eligible to get a shot, a fact that's not lost on Bob Craig."There's going to be more people going for those one vaccines," Craig said.With so many numbers flying around, it's easy to forget what vaccine phase Ohio is in right now. Currently, people 40 and older are eligible to get a shot, along with people who have certain underlying medical conditions."Everybody's really, really giddy, as far as seeing the end of this nightmare," Clifton Natural Foods co-owner Bob Craig said Monday.Hearing from happy customers who've been vaccinated makes Craig smile. That gets turned upside down when people complain about having trouble scheduling an appointment.Advertisement"They’re frustrated. They're frustrated, particularly, you know, people my age and that aren't whizzes on the computer," he said. "You know, these things are hard to navigate."Christa Hyson with The Health Collaborative knows signing up to get vaccinated remains a challenge. Complicating things is the fact that vaccine providers receive their allotted doses at different times."I've had some friends and family that are, you know, asking me, what's the best way and I'm like, 'Just keep trying,' Hyson said. "I wish I had a magical (way to), like, log onto this website at this time. But unfortunately, it's just so sporadic."Here are tips that could help Southwest Ohioans and, in some cases, out-of-state residents, secure a time to get a shot.WLWT has learned UC Health opens new appointments every Thursday at 8 a.m. People can sign up using the My UC Health web portal, the health system's version of MyChart, or by calling 513-584-DOSE.Christ Hospital opens its appointments for the following week on Fridays at 8 a.m. Anyone who's interested in getting a shot administered by Christ Hospital does not have to be a patient and can sign up through MyChart or by calling 513-585-3881 Monday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. People can also visit the Christ Hospital COVID-19 website.Officials with Tri-Health said they stated booking appointments for the next three weeks early Monday. Those slots quickly filled up. Going forward, officials said the best times to see if more spots have opened up are Friday afternoons and on the weekend. People can check on vaccine availability at Tri-Health by calling 513-862-6843. Also, anyone who's currently eligible to get a shot in Ohio can request to be added to Tri-Health's standby list, which is designed to prevent does from being wasted at the end of a given day.Knowing when appointments become available for the following week is especially important right now because, in seven days, any Ohioan 16 and older will be eligible to get a shot, a fact that's not lost on Bob Craig."There's going to be more people going for those one vaccines," Craig said.With so many numbers flying around, it's easy to forget what vaccine phase Ohio is in right now. Currently, people 40 and older are eligible to get a shot, along with people who have certain underlying medical conditions.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementKnowing when appointments open for the following week can help secure coveted time slotCompetition for COVID-19 vaccination appointments in Ohio about to heat up exponentiallyKnowing when appointments open for the following week can help secure coveted time slotHide TranscriptShow TranscriptGET A COVID-19 VACCINE. EVERYBODY’S REALLY REALLY GIDDY. IT’S AS FAR AS SEEING THE END OF THIS NIGHTMARE HEARING FROM HAPPY CUSTOMERS WHO’VE BEEN VACCINATED MAKES BOB CRAIG SMILE THAT GETS TURNED UPSIDE DOWN WHEN PEOPLE COMPLAIN ABOUT IN TROUBLE SCHEDULING AN APPOINTMENT UNDER FRUSTRATED....

Competition for COVID-19 vaccination appointments in Ohio about to heat up exponentially

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