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Bergen New Bridge Medical Center Launches Third COVID-19 Vaccination Program

Bergen New Bridge Medical Center Launches Third COVID-19 Vaccination Program The Medical Center is running three concurrent vaccination programs in addition to COVID-19 testing Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco; Bergen New Bridge Long Term Care Resident Bob Cole; Bergen New Bridge Chief Long Term Care Officer Katie Richardson and Bergen New Bridge President and CEO Deborah Visconi celebrate Bob receiving the first long term care vaccine at the Medical Center. Paramus NJ, Dec. 30, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — (Paramus, NJ) Bergen New Bridge Medical Center is running three concurrent COVID-19 vaccination programs in a focused effort to eradicate COVID-19.  In addition to today’s newly launched long term care program, the Medical Center began vaccinating its staff with Pfizer’s vaccine on December 18.  On December 28, after receiving 1,000 initial doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, and in partnership with the County of Bergen, Bergen New Bridge began vaccinating other healthcare personnel who fall into the 1A vaccination category.  This program has already reached registration capacity, with 1,000 1A healthcare and EMS personnel receiving their shots.  Scheduling will open again when additional vaccine doses are received from the state.

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Fryeburg — 15 The towns of Sebago, Brownfield, Lovell and Waterford had a case count ranging from 6 to 19, while Denmark’s number was 1 to 5. Bridgton officials decided this week that the town’s Transfer Station  Storewill be closed effective Dec. 19, due to Covid-19 restrictions, until further notice. Unfortunately, the surge is unfolding as health officials expected. “This is particularly concerning because leading up to the Thanksgiving holiday we could see this coming. We have issued warnings, and pleaded with the public, and pleaded with the business communities around our region, really to not too much avail,” Wright told Harrison officials. “As predicted, we are now at a peak of what would have been the Thanksgiving-based exposures. We are roughly 10 to 14 days post last day depending upon if it was a Thanksgiving Day exposure or an exposure that Sunday. The projections I’ve seen show that the peak won’t reach us until sometime Dec. 23 and the middle of the week, the first of the year. It is going to continue to climb and we’re continuing to go into a season that encourages travel, that encourages visits, that encourages deviations from the three basic steps that we’ve asked everybody to do, which is mask up, wash your hands and socially distance.”