United Medical Centers Now Accepting New and Existing Patients for COVID-19 Vaccine to be Administered on Friday, February 26, 2021 at City of Eagle Pass International Center for Trade
By: Ricardo E. Calderon, Eagle Pass Business Journal, Inc., Copyright 2021
United Medical Centers (UMC) Chief Executive Officer William Worrell announced that UMC was selected as one of 25 federally qualified health centers in the United States to receive and administer the COVID-19 vaccine and is now accepting new and existing patients registration for the first administration of the vaccine on Friday, February 26, 2021, at 9 a.m. at the City of Eagle Pass International Center for Trade, 3295 Bob Rogers Drive, Eagle Pass, Texas.
To register for the UMC COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Program, all interested persons must register at UMC’s website at www.umchealth.com or Facebook Page at United Medical Centers.
When registering, please select whether you are a new or current patient. Please fill out all required fields (questions) in the form and submit it.
If you are an existing UMC patient, use the link: COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Form – Eagle Pass. If you are a new patient, use the link: New Patient COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Form – Eagle Pass.
Once submitted, UMC staff will book (schedule) your appointment and you will receive a text message with your appointment time.
Please do not call the UMC clinic directly, staff will be unable to answer COVID-19 vaccine questions related to the appointment time, place in line, and other questions.
All Maverick County residents may register with UMC to participate in its COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Program.
Please note that the UMC COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Program is independent and separate from the Maverick County Emergency Operation Center’s COVID-19 Vaccine Program. The UMC COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Program is a new federally funded vaccination program that allows more Maverick County residents to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Maverick County is fortunate to have this new COVID-19 distribution program in addition to the Maverick County Emergency Operation Center vaccine program. Each program is operated by each entity independently from the other.
