El Paso County Public Health launched a vaccine dashboard Jan. 19 to track local COVID-19 vaccination efforts.Â
The data will include information about the current phase and priority groups, how many doses have been administered, how many immunization series have been completed, and the daily average of doses administered.   Â
The vaccine dashboard, at www.elpasocountyhealth.org/covid19-vaccine-data-dashboard, will be updated once daily in the evenings, aligning with updates to the COVID-19 data dashboard.  Â
âOne of our top priorities in collaboration with our partners is to continue enhancing data transparency to help inform people in El Paso County communities,â said Susan Wheelan, Public Health director. âLocally we provide some of the most comprehensive data in Colorado, utilizing innovative and interactive platforms to visualize the Countyâs progress and response efforts. El Paso County vaccine distribution is an added component on
Colorado’s vaccine distribution plan has entered Phase 1B as vaccine providers such as Peak Vista Community Health Centers began inoculating people age 70 and older, the next-highest priority after frontline
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UCHealth launched a pilot program in December to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to a “limited number” of its patients aged 75 and older. It is now vaccinated seniors 70 and older. The number of health care providers offering vaccines in picking up in El Paso County with Centura Health, Peak Vista Community Health Centers starting to vaccinated seniors this week and Optum will start vaccinations next week.
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El Paso County Public Health confirms it has entered Phase 1B of the state’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan, which largely includes immunizing people 70 and older.