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Minnesota Department of Health
October 13, 2021
COVID-19 Medication Options
COVID-19 monoclonal antibody treatment can help qualifying patients get better faster. It is an outpatient treatment for patients with mild to moderate symptoms that started within the past 10 days, and who are at high risk of their illness leading to hospitalization or death. It can also be given to people who have had close contact or are at high risk of being in close contact with someone with COVID-19. Learn more at COVID-19 Medication Options.
To receive this treatment, Minnesotans should contact their health care provider or visit How can I get monoclonal antibody treatment to learn more about the Minnesota Resource Allocation Platform (MNRAP), a tool that connects people with COVID-19 medications.
MNRAP is an online scheduling tool the state created to facilitate equitable access to monoclonal antibody treatments. Patients or their caregivers can fill out the MNRAP screening form to find out if they qualify for treatment. MNRAP will refer eligible patients to the nearest site with an available appointment, which includes a newly opened St. Paul clinic to expand access to treatment in the metro area.
The platform does not make the final decision about who can get a medication. It will send your information to a health care facility. The final decision is up to the health care provider at the facility that gives these types of medications. |
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Extended: Safe Travels, Minnesota
Minnesotans who get their Johnson & Johnson vaccine at the state’s vaccination clinic at MSP Airport’s Terminal 2 from October 8 through December 29 can enter into a weekly drawing for a $200 travel voucher through Sun Country Airlines. The incentive program first launched in July.
The Terminal 2 vaccination site is located at 7150 Humphrey Drive and is open every day from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. The one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine is being administered at Terminal 2 before security checkpoints. Minnesotans must be 18 or over to receive the shot and enter the drawing. This opportunity is open to the general public. No boarding pass or appointment are required.
Parking vouchers are available at the MSP Terminal 2 community vaccination location. The vouchers are good for one hour of free parking to any patient visiting the Terminal 2 for the purpose of vaccination. Inquire with staff on site to receive your voucher.
For more information and official rules, visit Safe Travels, Minnesota!
Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) Materials
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