[biker1]

Nobody cares if you are opposed - especially the health care professionals who decided to use the Barnstorm theatre. The currently unused theatre has a lot of positives going for it. It is centrally located with easy access via Buena Vista, the back entrance is adjacent to plenty of open parking, and the inside is large, especially the two theatres where they are giving injections, so social distancing is easy. Those are what we call facts. Have you actually been there? You might want to reread the postings by Golfing Eagles on this thread, a retired physician who has quite understandably stopped responding to a slew of moronic posts, for a dose of reality.

Originally Posted by coffeebean

I'm opposed to the Brownwood location for reasons already stated by several people on this thread. Having said that, it would certainly be silly to drive all the way to Orlando for a treatment that is available right here in The Villages. Just move it from the center of a town square but certainly not as far away as Orlando. There must be other locations that would be centrally located in The Villages.

[Yjacket74]

Why aren’t these people getting vaccinations? It infuriates me that this isn’t political, but a national health problem!!!
Monoclonal Antibody treatment is a secondary solution. I would like to know if those receiving these treatments are paying for it. They should have to pay for it if they won’t get a vaccination.
I would like to try to live like I did before 2020, so dammit, GET A VACCINATION!

[biker1]

How do you know they aren't vaccinated? Do you understand what a breakthrough infection is? Do you understand that many of the people getting the antibody shots have breakthrough infections?

Originally Posted by Yjacket74

Why aren’t these people getting vaccinations? It infuriates me that this isn’t political, but a national health problem!!!
Monoclonal Antibody treatment is a secondary solution. I would like to know if those receiving these treatments are paying for it. They should have to pay for it if they won’t get a vaccination.
I would like to try to live like I did before 2020, so dammit, GET A VACCINATION!

[Dana1963]

The Vovernment is billed $25 per dose not including the billions put up front for development in 2020.
The Monoclonal antibody treatment is estimated to be approximately $1200 per dose paid by federal Government

[MDLNB]

Originally Posted by Spalumbos62

Case in point.....too bad buttercup??? That was rude of you and I let you know people in general don't care for snarkiness and instead of stopping and maybe digesting it, for one second, you come back with yet another childish comment..no wonder they are dropping like flies off this forum of ours.

Sounds to me like he or she hit the nail on the head and someone can't admit it.

[MDLNB]

Originally Posted by PennBF

I know of no other situation where there is a populated area set aside for high risk Covid-19 or Delta Virant virus carriers within a relative small square! This not only increases the risks because there are 300 at risk a day circulating in the relatively small
area but there are no normal controls for masks, etc. Why has the Villages Theater been set up to be a petri dish for the virus? It just doesn't make any sense?

Not knowing is not the same as NOT BEING such a place. Should hospitals be moved outside of the city?

To answer your question regarding the theater set up as a "petri" dish for the virus ---- it isn't. There is NO evidence that the virus will brew up a "petri" of disease by being treated INSIDE the theater.
For those that suggest that the Savannah RecCenter be used, why would you wish to shut down the RecCenter and all the activities for this? Maybe you would volunteer your home as a treatment site?

[MDLNB]

Originally Posted by biker1

Nobody cares if you are opposed - especially the health care professionals who decided to use the Barnstorm theatre. The currently unused theatre has a lot of positives going for it. It is centrally located with easy access via Buena Vista, the back entrance is adjacent to plenty of open parking, and the inside is large, especially the two theatres where they are giving injections, so social distancing is easy. Those are what we call facts. Have you actually been there? You might want to reread the postings by Golfing Eagles on this thread, a retired physician who has quite understandably stopped responding to a slew of moronic posts, for a dose of reality.

[MDLNB]

Originally Posted by Yjacket74

Why aren’t these people getting vaccinations? It infuriates me that this isn’t political, but a national health problem!!!
Monoclonal Antibody treatment is a secondary solution. I would like to know if those receiving these treatments are paying for it. They should have to pay for it if they won’t get a vaccination.
I would like to try to live like I did before 2020, so dammit, GET A VACCINATION!

Did you pay for your vaccination? How do you know if they are vaccinated or not?

Judge not and be not judged...........or something like that.

[MDLNB]

Originally Posted by Dana1963

The Vovernment is billed $25 per dose not including the billions put up front for development in 2020.
The Monoclonal antibody treatment is estimated to be approximately $1200 per dose paid by federal Government

It's good to see that American citizens are getting something for their money. We always see a lot of money going to other countries for Foreign Aid or to the illegal aliens swamping our country, so if the taxpayer gets a return on their money, it always looks great to me.

[Bonnevie]

Originally Posted by biker1

Nobody cares if you are opposed - especially the health care professionals who decided to use the Barnstorm theatre. The currently unused theatre has a lot of positives going for it. It is centrally located with easy access via Buena Vista, the back entrance is adjacent to plenty of open parking, and the inside is large, especially the two theatres where they are giving injections, so social distancing is easy. Those are what we call facts. Have you actually been there? You might want to reread the postings by Golfing Eagles on this thread, a retired physician who has quite understandably stopped responding to a slew of moronic posts, for a dose of reality.

don't know what health care professionals are consulted by our governor....some seem pretty shaky to me. his previous public health roundtables have included Dr. Scott Atlas and doctors who advocate ivermectin.

[biker1]

Please state your professional qualifications in this matter.

Originally Posted by Bonnevie

don't know what health care professionals are consulted by our governor....some seem pretty shaky to me. his previous public health roundtables have included Dr. Scott Atlas and doctors who advocate ivermectin.

[jswirs]

Originally Posted by Yjacket74

Why aren’t these people getting vaccinations? It infuriates me that this isn’t political, but a national health problem!!!
Monoclonal Antibody treatment is a secondary solution. I would like to know if those receiving these treatments are paying for it. They should have to pay for it if they won’t get a vaccination.
I would like to try to live like I did before 2020, so dammit, GET A VACCINATION!

so, dammit, TAKE A CHILL PILL!

[Byte1]

Originally Posted by Bonnevie

don't know what health care professionals are consulted by our governor....some seem pretty shaky to me. his previous public health roundtables have included Dr. Scott Atlas and doctors who advocate ivermectin.

"Don't know" them but the they "seem pretty shaky?" Okayyyy.....

I think he made a great decision in this case. The EMPTY theater is almost as ideal as a hospital, if not better. I am not a medical expert although I have stayed at a Holiday Inn Express, so this is just my professional (?) opinion. If needed, I would rather go somewhere I know, rather than have to search for an unknown location. I believe that the suggestion to use the Savanna Center was not well thought out by the posters advocating such idea.

[PennBF]

Lets try something unique and different like stay on the subject that was originally posted! Does it make any sense to locate a facility that will treat 300 highly contagious patients a day in an area that is very close to restaurants and business and where some attend out side entertainment in close proximity to the Theater where these treatments will be made. There will be patients waiting outside using some of the business open to shop, some just sitting outside and near the theater having coffee and a pastry, etc. Remember the words passed on by the Medical personnel HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS!

[Mrprez]

Originally Posted by PennBF

Lets try something unique and different like stay on the subject that was originally posted! Does it make any sense to locate a facility that will treat 300 highly contagious patients a day in an area that is very close to restaurants and OLOR="red"]business and where some attend out side entertainment in close proximity to the Theater [/COLOR]where these treatment will be made. There will be patients waiting outside using some of the business open to shop, some just sitting outside and near the theater having coffee and a pastry, etc. Remember the words passed on by the Medical personnel HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS!

Mere speculation on your part.