usage of ICU hospital beds in Region R, which includes Southeast Texas counties, was at
20.8% yesterday. A seven consecutive day threshold of more than 15% would lead to a rollback
of businesses from 75% capacity to 50%. Yesterday was day one as Monday’s percentage was
less than 15%.
Scott and White has the COVID-19 vaccine, but who is getting it next?
Multiple essential staff from EMS to nursing home employees are on the DSHS list for getting the vaccine, but some will need to wait a month or more. Author: Andrew Moore Updated: 7:09 PM CST December 15, 2020
TEMPLE, Texas Baylor Scott and White in Temple already got the COVID-19 vaccine, but there is a long list of health care workers in the state s Phase 1A distribution cycle. Not everyone will get the vaccine from the same source or at the same time.
Bell County Health Immunization Program Manager Kathy Carlisle told 6 News long term care facilitates and nursing homes might be right under hospital staff in that list but many of those establishments are getting the vaccine from a state and federal partnership.
usage of ICU hospital beds in Region R, which includes Southeast Texas counties, was at
20.8% yesterday. A seven consecutive day threshold of more than 15% would lead to a rollback
of businesses from 75% capacity to 50%. Yesterday was day one as Monday’s percentage was
less than 15%.
Cy-Fair ISD, Fort Bend officials ask Texas to give teachers COVID vaccine priority
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Jennifer Harrison, senior director of clinical operations at the University of Texas Health Austin Dell Medical School, and Devin Kline, materials manager open the first shipment of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines to arrive at the hospital in Austin, Texas on Monday Dec.14, 2020. A growing chorus of education leaders and elected officials are calling on the state to give them priority to be vaccinated. (AP Photo/John L. Mone)John L. Mone, STF / Associated Press
Some Houston-area officials have joined a growing chorus of education leaders and elected representatives this week in calling on the state to put educators closer to the front of the line for COVID-19 vaccines.
Cy-Fair ISD, Fort Bend officials ask Texas to give teachers COVID vaccine priority
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Jennifer Harrison, senior director of clinical operations at the University of Texas Health Austin Dell Medical School, and Devin Kline, materials manager open the first shipment of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines to arrive at the hospital in Austin, Texas on Monday Dec.14, 2020. A growing chorus of education leaders and elected officials are calling on the state to give them priority to be vaccinated. (AP Photo/John L. Mone)John L. Mone, STF / Associated Press
Some Houston-area officials have joined a growing chorus of education leaders and elected representatives this week in calling on the state to put educators closer to the front of the line for COVID-19 vaccines.