Health Data Movers Appoints New Board Members
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Health Data Movers (HDM), today announced the appointment of Monica Gupta and Alyssa Rapp to the HDM Board of Directors, effective April 1, 2021. Following the appointment of Ms. Gupta and Ms. Rapp, the Board will comprise five directors, two of whom are independent. NEW YORK (PRWEB) April 08, 2021 Health Data Movers (HDM), today announced the appointment of Monica Gupta and Alyssa Rapp to the HDM Board of Directors, effective April 1, 2021. Following the appointment of Ms. Gupta and Ms. Rapp, the Board will comprise five directors, two of whom are independent. We are pleased to welcome both Monica Gupta and Alyssa Rapp to the HDM Board, said Tyler Smith, HDM partner. Both leaders bring amazing healthcare and strategic experience to our board and company. Alyssa’s entrepreneurial success as a founder of Bottlenotes and CEO of Surgical Solutions, pa
Chabra said the change may be because some vaccine outlets like Stanford Health Care and Safeway pharmacy received doses directly from the California Department of Public Health as part of the state s arrangement with Blue Shield of California, the third-party vaccine administrator. We ll see additional providers receive direct allocations from the state through the Blue Shield arrangement in the coming weeks, Chabra said. We still do not have sufficient supply to meet demand. But the state is now providing some projections of supply for coming weeks. That does help with planning.
Chief of San Mateo County Health Louise Rogers said the state expects to increase the vaccine supply in a couple of weeks.
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San Mateo County sees steady vaccination progress as supply remain limited
By Astrid Casimire
COVID-19 vaccine
Given San Mateo County s low COVID-19 case rates, steady vaccination progress and the state s promise to deliver more vaccines, county officials remain hopeful even though the supply is currently less than promised.
As of Monday, 49.5 percent of San Mateo County residents 16 and older have received at least the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
The vaccine supply, however, remains limited.
Dr. Anand Chabra, San Mateo County Health COVID-19 mass vaccination section chief, said Tuesday that the county received 17,420 vaccine doses last week, fewer than the 20,930 doses received two weeks ago.
âDouble mutantâ COVID strain discovered in California
Doctors worry about new double mutant strain of COVID-19 By Sabrina Wilson | April 5, 2021 at 6:25 PM CDT - Updated April 6 at 11:52 AM
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Variants of the novel coronavirus are teaming up, so to speak. A so-called âdouble mutantâ is making headlines.
Dr. Bob Garry is a Tulane University virologist and microbiologist who reacted to the two mutations found in one virus.
âThis one has two mutations that weâve been looking at for a while and they are in some important parts of the molecule that lets the virus attach to cells, so we have to keep an eye on them,â said Garry.