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LA's super-wealthy are offering clinics $25,000 for priority access to coronavirus vaccines, doctors say LA's super-wealthy are offering clinics $25,000 for priority access to coronavirus vaccines, doctors say Bill BostockDec 19, 2020, 20:05 IST The exterior of the The Beverly Hills Hotel.Gray Malin Los Angeles' well-heeled are offering doctors as much as $25,000 for priority access to coronavirus vaccines, The The US approved a vaccine from Pfizer on December 11, with the CDC and the California Department of Public Health saying healthcare personnel and care home residents come first. Bu...

Wealthy Californians are offering $25,000 donations to hospitals so they can cut the line for a COVID-19 vaccine Exclusive doctors in California reveal they have received hundreds of calls from their clientele attempting to skip the queue for a Covid vaccine One client even offered a $25,000 donation to a hospital to get ahead Doctors have all been forced to say 'no' as state officials say they will be 'very aggressive' in making sure the rich don't cut the line Yet many expensive clinics are already buying up the ultra-low temperature freezers that are needed to store the Pfizer vaccines T...

A Friday report by the Los Angeles Times described a struggle for celebrities and other upper class Americans to receive the coronavirus vaccine before medical workers and vulnerable citizens. Dr. Ehsan Ali serves patients like Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande, earning thousands per customer every year for the privilege. But as vaccines to finally shut down the novel coronavirus pandemic roll out across the country, he is one of many “concierge” physicians forced to tell their big name clients they might have to sit tight. “We get hundreds of calls every single day,” he told the L.A...

Gray Malin Los Angeles' well-heeled are offering doctors as much as $25,000 for priority access to coronavirus vaccines, The Los Angeles Times reported. The US approved a vaccine from Pfizer on December 11, with the CDC and the California Department of Public Health saying healthcare personnel and care home residents come first. But wealthy Californians are offering large sums to skip the queue regardless. "People are willing to pay tens of thousands of dollars," Dr.Jeff Toll, who works with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, said. Dr. Ehsan Ali, the head of Beverly Hi...

Wealthy patients scramble for COVID-19 vaccine Student pharmacist Wilbur Quimba dilutes vials of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at University Medical Center of Southern Nevada on Dec. 16 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Ethan Miller/TNS Los Angeles Times Published: 12/19/2020 10:51:38 AM LOS ANGELES — They’re offering tens of thousands of dollars in cash, making their personal assistants pester doctors every day, and asking whether a five-figure donation to a hospital would help them jump the line. The COVID-19 vaccine is here — and so are the wealthy people who want it first. “We get hund...