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Pima County, Desert Senita roll out priority 1B COVID-19 vaccination in Ajo area COVID-19 vaccine. (Source: Pima County Health) By KOLD News 13 Staff | January 20, 2021 at 5:02 PM MST - Updated January 20 at 5:02 PM TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - Pima County is partnering with Desert Senita Community Health Center to deliver vaccines to eligible individuals from Ajo and the neighboring communities of Lukeville and Why in Arizona. The community health center received 500 vaccines on Jan. 19 for individuals in the Priority 1B population, which consists of those 75 and older, school pers...

It’s been a slower than expected roll out for the COVID-19 vaccine, especially for educators. With registration issues occurring earlier in the week and limited doses, extra days are being added to get school staff members vaccinated.

Hospitals on COVID-19 vaccine: Don't call us Medical groups ask people to be patient Share Updated: 6:40 PM CST Jan 20, 2021 Medical groups ask people to be patient Share Updated: 6:40 PM CST Jan 20, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript NOW TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT. THE FIRST FIVE WEEKS OF IMMUNIZATIONS IN WISCONSIN HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY MEASURED. WITH SOME 1.6 MILLION PEOPLE BECOMING ELIGIBLE MONDAY INCLUDING EVERYONE 65 AND UP IT’S ABOUT TO GET A LOT MORE HECTIC. >> FOR MEDIUM TO LARGE SIZE HEALTH SYSTEMS, WE WILL HAVE TO BE MORE EFFICIENT AND CREATIVE IN HOW WE...

Adding the Phase 1B group to the vaccine rollout has created a mess.Continuing Coverage: Coronavirus in WisconsinHealth departments have fielded thousands of phone calls, typically with the same question: How do I sign up to be vaccinated? The answer is different from county to county. Some counties are waiting for more information about vaccine supply, while others are moving forward and signing up people for shots. "My question is, when am I going to get it?" an 87-year-old Waukesha County resident said.Wisconsin's announcement that everyone over 65 would be eligible for the COVID-19 ...

Family looking for answers after they say a 91-year-old cancer patient doesn’t get COVID-19 vaccine Family looking for answers after they say a 91-year-old cancer patient doesn’t get COVID-19 vaccine By Tiffany Thompson | January 19, 2021 at 10:50 PM CST - Updated January 19 at 10:53 PM HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - A cancer patient who had an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine showed up on time, to be told they were out. Lisa Gruner took her 91-year-old mother Cade Smith to the Madison County Health Department on Monday for her COVID-19 vaccine after Smith spent the weekend in the...