Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccine

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Created: 17 January 2021 17 January 2021

03/24/2021 - Update

Starting today 03/24/2021, all residents of Utah 16 years and older are now eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine. However, the Moderna^© and Johnson & Johnson^© vaccines are only approved for people 18 years and older and cannot be given to 16 and 17-year old individuals. Those looking to vaccinate their 16 & 17-year old children should look at Vaccine Finder for a location with the Pfizer^© vaccine, which is approved for those ages. With the increase in eligible people, we expect all appointments to fill up very quickly when they become available.

03/04/2021 - Update

Starting Monday, 03/08/2021, Governor Cox opened up vaccinations eligibility to the following: 1). Everyone 50 years old and older, 2). individuals with Body Max Index (BMI) or 30 or greater, and 3). any person with either type1 or type 2 diabetes.

 

02/25/2021 - Update

 

Starting today, 02/25/2021, Utahn's with certain underlying conditions 16 years old and older, can receive the vaccine. These underlying conditions include:

• Asplenia including splenectomy or a spleen dysfunction.
• Body Mass Index (BMI) of 40 or higher.
• Chronic Heart Disease - not hypertension (high blood pressure).
• Chronic Liver Disease.
• Cancer diagnosed within in the last 5 years that began in the blood, bone marrow, or cells of the immune system.
• Cancer diagnosed within 1 year that didn't begin in the blood.
• Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system).
• Neurological conditions that impair respiratory function including cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, epilepsy, motor neuron disease, multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, Parkinson's disease, progressive cerebellar disease, and quadriplegia or hemiplegia.
• Receiving dialysis for severe kidney disease.
• Receiving immunosuppression therapy.
• Sickle cell disease.
• Severe chronic respiratory disease (other than asthma) including severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), fibrosing lung disease, bronchiectasis, or cystic fibrosis.
• Solid organ transplant recipient.
• Stage 4 or stage 5 chronic kidney disease.
• Stroke and dementia (Alzheimer's, vascular, or frontotemporal).
• Uncontrolled diabetes with an A1c of 9% or higher.

 

02/18/2021 - Update

As of today, 02/18/2021, Governer Cox has opened up vaccination to all individuals over the age of 65 years old. All locations currently offering vaccines do so by appointment only. Appointments tend to fill up quickly, however, so visit the sites daily to see what is available. To sign up for a vaccine through the Utah County Health Department, please click here: Utah County Health Department Vaccine Scheduler.

Taylor Drug has completed all necessary steps to eventually receive and administer COVID-19 vaccine. We anticipate receiving our first shipment sometime in March. Please continue to check back here for additional information.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine has begun to be distributed throughout the United States and Utah. The development and distribution of the vaccine is an exciting moment and the first step in returning our lives back to normal. Currently, the vaccine is being reserved for select groups of individuals as part of the state of Utah's phased approach to vaccine distribution. Presently, only those pertaining to the groups in Phase 1 are eligible to receive the vaccine. To see which groups are on Phase 1 of vaccine distribution, or to see when your eligibility to receive the vaccine is scheduled, please see the "Vaccine Distribution" image on the left (click it for a larger view). Vaccines during Phase 1 are being handled either by the Utah County Health Department or the local school district if you are a school teacher or other school employee. Please contact your school district for more information if you're affiliated with a school district. Otherwise, click here to visit the Utah County Health Department's website for more information or to register to receive your vaccine. Until sometime in March or later, vaccine distribution will remain under these restrictions with only a handful of locations and organizations allowed to administer it.

Taylor Drug has signed up as one of the State of Utah's vaccine administration partners. Both the American Fork and Lindon locations will be able to meet your vaccination needs as soon as the vaccine is available to all who wish to receive it. When vaccinations become available, we will post that information on the website. We will require appointments in order to better schedule these vaccinations. During the time that COVID-19 vaccines are being administered, we will require that all vaccines be scheduled during this time. 

Taylor Drug COVID-19 Action Plan

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Created: 16 March 2020 16 March 2020

Update 06/01/2020: Starting on Tuesday, June 01, 2020, both locations of Taylor Drug will open their lobbies. We ask that patients please use the drive-throughs if they have symptoms of coronavirus infection to help protect the health of our employees and other customers.

 

To Taylor Drug’s esteemed customers:

Taylor Drug takes employee and patient safety seriously. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus, Taylor Drug has implemented new policies and re-emphasized already-established policies designed to help reduce the possible spread of the virus to either Taylor Drug employees and its valued customers. Taylor Drug is dedicated to serving the community and intends to stay available for the public’s needs throughout this entire situation. As the outbreak is ever-evolving, we will continue to monitor these events and make adjustments to these policies as needed.

To prevent the spread of any infectious disease, including the novel coronavirus, Taylor Drug has re-emphasized established self-hygiene policies already in place. Employees have been reminded to wash hands frequently, and use hand sanitizer after dealing with anyone with symptoms of illness of an infectious nature. Further, employees have also been instructed to sanitize any surface or device (i.e. credit card machines, signing tablets, countertops, etc.) that may have been contaminated by contact from anyone with symptoms of an infectious disease. Further, employees will be masked when dealing with customers to help prevent potential viral spread, and ask the same of our customers.

Additionally, Taylor Drug management has instructed all employees with any symptom of an infectious disease to stay at home instead of trying to work, in order to protect the health of other employees and clientele. Any employee who arrives to work, and shows symptoms of an infectious nature, will be immediately dismissed. We take the health and safety of both our patients and our employees seriously and have deemed these actions essential to that end.

To help protect ourselves, and our other customers, we ask that patients who are seriously ill with an infectious disease of any kind abstain from entering the store if possible. Please consider sending a healthy representative for your prescriptions when manageable. If that isn’t an option, please consider using our drive-thru windows.

We will take every step possible to remain open in one form or another, throughout the pandemic, to ensure the community’s access to essential treatments. As long as the government doesn’t force us to close for a period of time, we will be here for you. With possible reduced staff, or to meet governmental requirements, we may have to make adjustments to our hours of operation or the way we do business. For example, it may become necessary to operate out of one of our locations instead of both or operate with the drive-thru open only. We will announce any of these requirements on our website and Facebook page as they arise.

Further, as we see the demand for certain items increase, Taylor Drug has implemented, and may further impose limits on these high-demand items. We will attempt to keep all high-demand items in stock, as much as it is possible, but implement these limits to allow more households the opportunity to acquire these essentials vs. only a few households having an overabundance of them. We appreciate your patience in this matter.

As staffing may decrease due to illness, we appreciate your patience as demand for services increases, and our ability to meet those needs may decrease. For faster service, please consider using the services offered that allow us to get your prescriptions ready ahead of time such as our automated telephone system or our refill app (RxLocal). We will also be glad to set you up on our text messaging system so you know exactly when your prescriptions are ready.

As always, we truly appreciate your trust in us and hope to maintain our relationship with you. We look forward to working with you during this challenging time.

 

Taylor Drug Management

New Lindon Location

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Created: 14 February 2019 14 February 2019

 

Come visit us at our brand new location in Lindon. Taylor Drug opened a second location on 02/14/2019. The location features two drive-up windows and a beautifully redesigned interior. Located conveniently right on State Street in the former location of Utah-Idaho Map Supply. Call ahead and let us transfer your prescriptions and have them ready for you before you arrive. Contact us at the information below:

Phone: (385)440-1222

Fax: (385) 489-8813

Address: 265 N State Street, Lindon, Utah 84042