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'Technical difficulties' halts OSDH's vaccine scheduling portal in Tulsa


So, when she saw a friend share on Facebook that surrounding counties have vaccine appointments for those 65 and older, she checked in with the Wagoner County health department and got her dad an appointment (KTUL).{ }{p}{/p}
So, when she saw a friend share on Facebook that surrounding counties have vaccine appointments for those 65 and older, she checked in with the Wagoner County health department and got her dad an appointment (KTUL).

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The Oklahoma State Department of Health's vaccine scheduling portal is supposed to alert people when they're eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and allow them to schedule an appointment.

Unfortunately, Tulsans were unable to schedule on the day the portal launched.

Tulsa Health Department posted on Facebook saying, that due to technical difficulties, there is no way for eligible individuals in Tulsa County to sign up.

THD said they reached out to the Oklahoma State Department of Health to resolve the issue.

Vaccinations did move forward in Tulsa and will continue Friday.

The issue comes as Tulsans over the age of 65 are set to begin receiving the shot starting Monday.

Folks can register but that only allows them to know when to look for an appointment.

"Your registration is not tied to your priority in the list to get an appointment when you get notification that you’re eligible for the appointment then you go in and schedule an appointment," said Keith Reed, Deputy Commissioner of Community Health Services.

The number of vaccines available will continue to be an issue after the scheduling portal is fixed.

"We want to remind people there are still going to in there are still going to be issues with finding appointments cause again, we’ve got to have some supply in order to match that up with available appointments," Reed said.

Scheduling will be week-to-week as the number of doses received is announced.

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