Call our COVID-19 Community Nurse Line to talk to a Baptist Health nurse about COVID-19 care or symptoms: (Open M-F, 8am-5pm)
At Baptist Health, we want to help keep you and your family informed about coronavirus (COVID-19). We’re coordinating and collaborating with state and local entities and following CDC guidelines.
May 6, 2021
Because community access to the COVID-19 vaccine has expanded, Baptist Health will no longer offer first-dose appointments after May 6. Second doses will still be available. To learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine, visit our information page.
April 26, 2021
Visitors must be age 16+ in most areas and age 18+ for the NICU and Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center. Masks or cloth facial coverings are still required, regardless of COVID-19 vaccine status.
April 5, 2021
In accordance with Gov. DeSantis' Executive Order, vaccines are now available for Florida residents age 18+ and to individuals 16-17 years of age with parent/guardian consent.
Face masks help prevent people who have COVID-19 from spreading the virus to others. View acceptable masks fitting CDC and Baptist Health guidelines.
There are still many unknowns regarding COVID-19, but there are also many strategies we can put in place to ensure safety when returning to the physical workspace.
Have you recovered from COVID-19? Your plasma can help save lives! Here's how you can donate.
The CDC and FDOH websites offer frequent resources and reports concerning COVID-19.
Explore COVID-19 facts, helpful articles and resources from Baptist Health's Juice blog.