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CVS rejects DeSantis claim it was too slow rolling out vaccine

As it wraps up the first round of doses at nursing homes around the state, the CVS pharmacy chain is pushing back against Gov. Ron DeSantis’ claims that they and Walgreens were not putting shots in the arms of residents fast enough. “Using the amount of allocated vaccine to measure the success of the long-term care vaccine program is a flawed method that doesn’t paint a full picture of the program’s progress and contributes to the inaccurate narrative that chain pharmacies are not moving fast enough,” said Joseph L. Goode, senior director for corporate communications at CVS Health.

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Nursing home residents hope to set an example on COVID-19 vaccination

Nursing home residents hope to set an example on COVID-19 vaccination Rose Garlock, an aide at Brookdale Westlake Village, cares for resident Carol Davis. Frank Hoerrle, a 92-year-old Coast Guard veteran, has had plenty of shots. The COVID-19 vaccine was no different. To me, it was another shot. In my life, I ve had plenty of them, Hoerrle said. The former retired pipefitter was born in Germany and came to the U.S. with his family as a child. He remembers the Great Depression and was married to his wife, Helen, for 67 years before she passed away four years ago. The pandemic, to him, is another hardship to overcome.

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South Carolina Reports 369,782 Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 5,791 Deaths, 211,789 Vaccines Administered

South Carolina Reports 369,782 Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, 5,791 Deaths, 211,789 Vaccines Administered
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Walgreens Hits Vaccine Milestone

Senior Editor Walgreens began administering COVID-19 vaccinations as part of the CDC Pharmacy Partnership for Long-Term Care Program on Dec. 21. Walgreens says it has administered more than 1 million COVID-19 vaccinations across long-term care facilities and other vulnerable populations identified as part of state and jurisdiction distribution plans. The retailer also remains on track to complete the administration of COVID-19 vaccine first doses in skilled nursing facilities by Jan. 25. Walgreens began administering COVID-19 vaccinations as part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Pharmacy Partnership for Long-Term Care Program on Dec. 21 and has continued to expand vaccine efforts according to state and jurisdiction distribution plans.

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Tampa Bay assisted-living facilities see cases rise Where s the vaccine?

Tampa Bay assisted-living facilities see cases rise. Whereâs the vaccine? Fewer than half of the facilities have received coronavirus vaccines while doses go out to the larger population. Â Â Gail Unold, 75, wears a bandage after receiving her first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine in December at Gulf Shore Care Center in Pinellas Park. [ MARTHA ASENCIO RHINE | Times ] Updated Jan. 22 Residents and staff of A Country Place, a Town âN Country assisted-living facility, were supposed to get their coronavirus shots this week, said Robert Loomis, facility administrator. But the vaccination scheduling process was going too slow for Loomis. So he called Walgreens, their selected provider, and asked for an earlier date.

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