Brookdale Senior Living Named Best in Business Winner by the Nashville Business Journal
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NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Brookdale Senior Living, a leading operator of senior living communities throughout the United States, is proud to announce that it has been named one of the Best in Business winners by the
Nashville Business Journal.
Brookdale s President and Chief Executive Officer Lucinda ( Cindy ) Baier believes the Company received this recognition because of their associates commitment to focusing on what matters most: the wellbeing and care of those Brookdale serves. The past year brought new challenges and hurdles unlike the world has seen in over a century. Yet, no matter the circumstances, our Brookdale teams rallied together to find ways to do what needed to be done for our residents, patients and associates. Being recognized as one of the Best in Business winners is a testament to the resilience and dedic
Out-of-state vaccinations encouraged to report; CVS accepting walk-ins
Health officials are encouraging Monroe County residents who received one or both of their COVID-19 vaccines in a state other than Michigan to report it locally.
Officials with the Monroe County Health Department (MCHD) are asking those who received out-of-state vaccinations to visit their offices on S. Custer at Herr Road so the information can be entered in the State of Michigan’s Immunization Registry.
Meanwhile, CVS has announced it is accepting walk-ins for vaccinations with no appointment necessary. And as of Wednesday, more than 50% of Michigan residents over age 16, or about 4.12 million, have received at least one dose, the governor’s office reported.
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CVS is are now accepting same-day COVID-19 vaccination appointments, and at some locations no appointment is necessary. About 190 locations in Arizona are taking walk-ins, but appointments are also available within an hour of scheduling. “We continue to orchestrate an all-out effort to vaccinate the nation against COVID-19,” said CVS Health President and CEO Karen S. Lynch. “Thanks to the dedication and effort of our colleagues, I am proud to say we helped achieve the President’s accelerated 100-day goal of 200 million vaccines and have administered over 17 million COVID-19 vaccine doses to date. Our customers continue to give us high satisfaction scores based on their interactions with colleagues and our customer-centric digital approach for scheduling appointments.”