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Mega COVID vaccination site eyed for southern Dallas County

“Mega” COVID vaccination site eyed for southern Dallas County County officials say they’ve completed inoculating all hospital workers as they prepare for larger efforts later this month. Dallas County Commissioners John Wiley Price and Dr. Elba Garcia met for their regular bimonthly meeting Jan. 5, 2021. Among the topics was COVID-19 vaccinations. Both county commissioners expressed concern over public messaging on the availability of the vaccine. (Lawrence Jenkins/Special Contributor)(Lawrence Jenkins / Special Contributor) Dallas County is scouting locations for a mega site in southern Dallas to inoculate thousands of residents a day when the COVID-19 vaccine becomes more widely available, officials said Tuesday.

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Despite critics, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins remains steadfast on COVID response

Despite critics, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins remains steadfast on COVID response After a legacy-defining year, the county’s top elected official reflects on his leadership amid the coronavirus pandemic and racial justice. Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins poses at his office after a news conference about the coronavirus pandemic on Dec. 18, 2020. His year was dominated by fighting COVID-19 and responding to calls for criminal justice reform.(Lola Gomez / Staff Photographer) When Dallas County commissioners met downtown recently, John Wiley Price and J.J. Koch snickered out loud. It was 9 a.m., the start of their Tuesday semimonthly meeting, and County Judge Clay Jenkins was late.

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The Dallas-Fort Worth Hospitals for Everyone

The Dallas-Fort Worth Hospitals for Everyone The region s safety net hospitals were ranked as two of the best in the nation for quality, access, and community engagement. By Will Maddox Published in D CEO December 2020 Photography Courtesy of Parkland Health & Hospital System and Brian Maschino of JPS Health Network Dallas-Fort Worth is home to some of the best medical care in the world. Specialists cure rare conditions, experimental surgeries extend patients’ lives, and innovators find new ways to identify and fight cancer and brain disorders. But access to that care, for many, is often reflective of the dystopian movie Elysium.

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COVID-19 vaccine to start arriving in states Monday morning, U S officials say

COVID-19 vaccine to start arriving in states Monday morning, U S officials say
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Dallas Leadership Hopeful about COVID-19 Vaccine

After surviving what s been a truly hellacious year, Dallas residents could use a bit of good news. Distribution of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine will begin soon, a prospect that’s filling the region’s public health specialists with hope. In a virtual town hall Thursday hosted by Dallas U.S. Rep. Colin Allred, two of North Texas’ top medical experts told constituents about the current state of COVID-19 affairs. Texas will likely begin offering the Pfizer vaccine to health care employees, frontline workers and vulnerable populations now that a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel has recommended its use. “This is about as clean a vaccine as I’ve seen in my career,” said Dr. Trish Perl, chief of the division of infectious diseases at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. “It really looks good.”

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