St. Luke\u2019s Health System is taking a new approach to how it schedules COVID-19 vaccine appointments.<\/p>\n
Instead of people checking back repeatedly for available vaccination appointments, St. Luke\u2019s will reach out to patients on itsr registry when new vaccine supply has arrived and appointments are available. The change is the direct result of feedback, and is designed to help reduce frustration and save people time.<\/p>\n
St. Luke\u2019s is asking those interested in being added to St. Luke\u2019s vaccine registry to fill out a questionnaire in the patient online electronic health record portal known as myChart or follow the instructions below. St. Luke\u2019s registry is separate from the state\u2019s online registry.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe would prefer that those choosing to be vaccinated by St. Luke\u2019s stick to one list at this time to avoid double-booking. Those choosing to list on more than one registry who are able to schedule an appointment are asked only to make one appointment,\u201d the hospital said.<\/p>\n
Those wishing to be included in St. Luke\u2019s registry will need to complete a questionnaire online or by calling us. St. Luke\u2019s asks that those who are not yet eligible to receive the vaccine wait a few weeks before filling out a questionnaire to ensure access for the most high-risk, eligible patients.<\/p>\n
People who do not have a myChart account, do not have Internet access or need interpretation services can call St. Luke\u2019s at (208) 381-9500 to be added to St. Luke\u2019s vaccine registry. They will be contacted by their preferred method when it\u2019s time to schedule an appointment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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