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May 20, 2021 by Jeanna Lucci-Canapari Connecticut has been leading the nation in vaccinating its citizens against COVID-19, and was the first state to reach the key milestone of half its adult population vaccinated. Contributing to the success of the state’s effort is a partnership between Yale School of Medicine and Yale New Haven Health (YNHH), which together administered the highest number of vaccines of any vaccination site in the state under a single Provider Identification Number (PIN)....

By Jim Shelton May 17, 2021 Share this with FacebookShare this with TwitterShare this with LinkedInShare this with EmailPrint this Josh Beasley with fellow Yale Air Force ROTC cadets. The only things Josh Beasley has up his sleeve are a passion for magic, a knowledge of cybersecurity, and a plan for serving his country. Beasley, a 22-year-old graduating senior from Timothy Dwight College, often tells people his hobby is having hobbies. But there’s more to it than that. Beasley goes where his ...

Requiring faculty, staff, and trainees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 Date:  Dear Members of the Yale Community, For more than a year, we have anticipated the day we can return fully to on-campus teaching and learning. With improving public health conditions, we are optimistic that we can do so for the fall semester. As we plan for this exciting transition back to campus, our top priority will continue to be the health and safety of students, faculty, staff, and individuals with whom we int...

Parents and legal guardians can sign their children up for an appointment or visit a vaccine clinic that is accepting walkup patients. Pfizer is the only coronavirus vaccine has been approved for children in this age group, so those planning to attend walkup clinics should check which vaccine is available ahead of time. Children must have the consent of a parent or legal guardian to get a vaccine. State officials said roughly 170,000 children are in this age group that is now able to get a shot...

IDs, Insurance Not Required for COVID-19 Vaccinations © Provided by NBC Connecticut The new vaccination site at The Lanman Center at Yale University on Ashman Street in New Haven. “When you show up, nobody should be asking you anything except ‘Are you a Connecticut resident?’” That was Robert Fishman’s thoughts when he left a COVID-19 vaccine clinic where he was asked for insurance information. The executive director of Connecticut Immigration and Refugee Coalition says asking for I...

New Haven Students 16 and Up Can Get Vaccinated at COVID-19 Clinic Starting Today © Provided by NBC Connecticut The new vaccination site at The Lanman Center at Yale University on Ashman Street in New Haven. Students in the New Haven school district who are 16 and up will have their chance to get the COVID-19 vaccine starting Monday. The school district is hosting a vaccination clinic at Career High School. The clinic will run from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Friday, April 16. Vaccinations w...

With Johnson & Johnson delay, CT might send college students home half-vaccinated FacebookTwitterEmail About 265 Stamford UConn students move into the 900 Washington BLVD residence hall Friday, August 14, 2020.Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut Media As states hit a delay in their federal supply of the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine, Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration on Thursday said college students could go home half vaccinated. “Our plan had been to give college students Johnson & J...

YSN Prep Helps Building 410 Become COVID-19 Vaccination Site February 11, 2021 Building 410, located next to Yale School of Nursing (YSN), is now a COVID-19 vaccination site run by Yale New Haven Health (YNHHS). The clinic serves the general public in accordance with CDC and state guidance and injected the first vaccine on January 22.  The project is rapidly evolving, but currently YNHHS plans to operate seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The West Campus site is part of a larger effort by...

Yale New Haven Health reschedules COVID vaccinations to later this week FacebookTwitterEmail Joseph Langella of Hamden, left, gets his COVID-19 vaccination from nurse Darlene Tempesta at the Floyd Little Athletic Center Jan. 25 in New Haven.Peter Hvizdak / Hearst Connecticut Media file Patients who were supposed to get their COVID-19 vaccinations through Yale New Haven Health Monday or Tuesday will be rescheduled for later this week, according to an official overseeing the program. The vaccinat...

“It is completely unrealistic for anyone to think we can cut this kind of money,” said Mayor Justin Elicker. “Our city would not function.” The pension payments continue to rise each year putting a strain on the budget. The city is researching their legal obligation to follow that $25 million suggested increase by the pension boards, and the impacts if they don’t fully meet the amount. Elicker said he’s not considering bonds to cover those costs. The payments will have to come from ...