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The IAGC issued the following statement from IAGC’s Dustin Van Liew, IAGC Vice President of Regulatory & Governmental Affairs regarding the Biden

COVID-19 vaccinations: Questions answered by Kansas City metro health officials Many people have questions on the vaccine roll out or where to sign up. 41 Action News spoke to health officials from the Kansas City metro to answer some of those questions. and last updated 2021-01-22 19:51:26-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Navigating through all the vaccine phases and the latest COVID-19 information can be a lot to take in. Many people have questions on the vaccine roll out or where to sign up. 41 ...

Wyandotte County to focus first on high-contact workers in Phase 2 County to vaccinate next phase in stages Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. File and last updated 2021-01-22 12:30:51-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Wyandotte County officials said Friday they will begin vaccinating residents who fall under Phase 2 of the states distribution plan “in stages,” rather than all at once. The coun...

Rolling out the vaccine and getting more people tested for COVID-19 are part of Wyandotte County, Kansas' strategy in 2021.

Health departments in Missouri, Kansas prepare to escalate vaccine distribution     KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) — Health officials are outlining what the next stage in the Coronavirus vaccine rollout could look like. As of Thursday afternoon, Kansas had initiated vaccines for 35 thousand people, roughly one percent of the state’s population. Missouri had vaccinated 105 thousand, roughly 1.8 percent of the state’s population. The CDC’s Covid-19 Vaccine Tracker listed the nationwide total...

COVID-19 vaccines expected to begin mid-week for UG Health Department front-line workers The Unified Government Health Department expects to receive about 800 doses of COVID-19 vaccine at the Health Department’s testing site at the former Kmart store at 78th and State Avenue. Health Department Director Juliann Van Liew said on a social media video Thursday, Dec. 17, that it could be Dec. 22 or 23 when the Health Department would receive the vaccines. “We are ready for them,” she said in t...

Seacoast frontline healthcare workers get first COVID vaccines By Karen Dandurant One of the people giving the inoculations was nurse practitioner Leslie Gurrisi. “I am so excited to be involved in this,” Gurrisi said. “This is a historic moment. I will be getting my vaccine as soon as I can. We need this pandemic to end and I think this is the beginning of that.” Gurrisi said they would give 48 doses on Wednesday and will begin the next round Thursday morning. The Pfizer vaccine arrive...