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COVID-19 vaccines rest on a table at a clinic in Aurora in February. This week, dozens of health organizations from the American Medical Association to the American Nurses Association said they support mandates that require health care workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine. The mandates are starting to trickle into Colorado. Banner Health is giving “all” 52,000 of its “team members,” with limited exceptions, until Nov. 1 to get vaccinated as “a condition of employment,” including at its hospitals in Greeley, Fort Collins and the Eastern Plains. Banner also has facilities in Arizona, California, Nebraska, Nevada and Wyoming. “We care for some of the most vulnerable people in our communities and we owe it to them to take every measure possible to ensure the safest care environment,” Banner president and CEO Peter Fine told workers in an email last week.

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