On Tuesday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis opened up another infusion center in St. Cloud, making it the 23rd site for the state. More than 63,000 doses of the treatment have been given to Floridians so far.

However, a new ordering protocol from the Department of Health and Human Services has one Texas doctor wondering why the federal government would want to ration treatments.

Jim Jackson, a Houston urgent care specialist, recently took to Twitter to voice concerns about the federal government's interference in ordering Regeneron, the manufacturer of the monoclonal antibodies. Jackson orders his supply through Amerisource, a third-party affiliate for Regeneron. He was surprised to find out that he had to provide the company with other information besides ordering the product.

"This is what happens when government gets involved in things. Before I just told Amerisource how many doses I wanted and they sent them," Jackson told The Epoch Times.

"Now I have to inventory my entire supply room to count masks and gloves."

Creating Red Tape

Jackson said he has noticed since the Florida governor has gotten a lot of media attention for his state-sponsored sites, the federal government has stepped in and created a lot of "red tape" where there wasn't any before. Last week, the doctor took to Twitter and vented his frustration.