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20F, Does anybody have any ideas as to why my tests came back like this? I find low ferritin and high iron to be kind of odd.

2022.11.04 21:51 No-Mycologist-9841 20F, Does anybody have any ideas as to why my tests came back like this? I find low ferritin and high iron to be kind of odd.

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2021.03.29 16:57 onitstoes New Orleans locals: get your vaccine at Ochsner’s 24 hour Vax Fest. Walk-ins and appointments. You can make an appointment by calling this number or signing up through your MyOchsner account.

New Orleans locals: get your vaccine at Ochsner’s 24 hour Vax Fest. Walk-ins and appointments. You can make an appointment by calling this number or signing up through your MyOchsner account. submitted by onitstoes to AskNOLA [link] [comments]


2021.03.05 18:21 WizardMama Today’s event in Jefferson Parish is full but there are 1,400 spots available for tomorrow at the Shrine on Airline from 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Appointments are available now on MyOchsner or by calling 844-888-2772.
The following information was provided by Ochsner Health regarding frequently asked COVID-19 vaccine questions:
Eligible community members can make an appointment in the following ways:
Existing MyOchsner users can log on to schedule. If you would like to setup a MyOchsner account, please visit myochsner.org. Call 844-888-2772. Call center hours are 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. You do not need to be a past or existing patient of Ochsner to receive the vaccine at this event or any of our vaccination sites. When can I call or check MyOchsner to book my appointment?
Appointments are now available. You can use the MyOchsner app or website to book your appointment 24/7 Call center hours are open 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Will I get to choose my vaccine?
This event will offer the Johnson & Johnson vaccine only.
Ochsner is committed to vaccine transparency and will provide community members with information about which vaccine will be offered before scheduling. The type of vaccine offered at each location depends on Ochsner’s weekly supply and allocation.
Will I need a second dose?
The Johnson & Johnson vaccine only requires one dose, so there is no need for a follow-up appointment.
Who can get a vaccine?
Anyone included under the current state vaccine guidelines, including but not limited to those who are:
65 and older Healthcare workers K-12 teachers, support staff and day care personnel Law enforcement and first responders Pregnant persons 55 and older with at least one underlying medical condition as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention A full list of criteria can be found at https://ldh.la.gov/covidvaccine/. Vaccination sites are open to those without insurance regardless of their patient status at Ochsner.
What should I bring?
Photo ID and insurance cards are not required but will speed up the registration process if you bring them along. If you are a teacher or healthcare worker, please bring your employee ID.
How long do these appointments take?
Usually, patients are finished in about 25-45 minutes, including the 15-minute monitoring period following their vaccination. To make the process as quick as possible, we encourage you to complete your registration online in advance following the instructions sent to you upon booking your appointment. Are other dates and vaccine appointments available?
Ochsner continues to vaccinate community members across the state in our facilities and at community locations. We encourage community members to continue checking availability as new appointments across our system become available each week. To learn more, please visit https://www.ochsner.org/vaccineinfo.
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2020.04.08 17:54 drumgrape How to schedule a telemedicine appointment that’s not like 5 weeks from now?

I have sharp pains in my tum and would like to talk to a doctor. I went to the ER last night and the cause is not completely known.
MyOchsner isn’t getting back to me as usual 🤷🏻‍♀️
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