As of Thursday, 100,607 vaccine doses had been administered to Nevada County residents, according to the state’s COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard.
County residents 50 to 64 years old kept the highest vaccination rate as of this week, according to data released by the state regarding age, gender, and vaccination status. In this age group, around 65.1% were fully vaccinated and 8.4% partially vaccinated, for a total of 73.5% having received at least one dose.
Residents 65 and older were 60.2% fully vaccinated and 10.5% partially vaccinated, for a total of 70.7% having received at least one dose, the second-highest rate among the age groups.
As of this week, the county’s largest age group by population, ranging from 18 to 49 years old, includes 52.2% who have received at least one dose. Currently eligible minors, those aged 12 to 17, include 42.2% who have received at least one dose.
Nevada County Vaccine Update: 100% of Vaccines Available in Nevada County Are Planned For
Feb 15. Nevada County continues to vaccinate our community as soon as we receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
According to State data released Monday, February 15th, over 15,000 doses have been administered to Nevada County residents, and more vulnerable residents have access to make appointments as Nevada County.
Vaccines come into the county through several channels, including the Federal Pharmacy Partnership, a new direct pipeline through Rite Aid and CVS that launched Friday, February 12th, through Multi-County Entities such as Dignity Health, through Indian Health Services, and the Public Health channel. Most of the vaccine received and delivered in the County has come through the Public Health channel, through which we directly administer at clinics such as the newly launched Whispering Pines Clinic, and through a network of providers who work with their customers, as well as expand out thro