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Indiana dropped its vaccine eligibility to age 50 on Wednesday and Gov. Eric Holcomb also encouraged teachers younger than that to use the federal pharmacy program.
Credit Justin Hicks / IPB News Hoosiers 55 and older can now register for appointments to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. The Indiana Department of Health announced the expansion Tuesday. If you or a loved one falls into that age group, you can register at OurShot.in.gov. If you’re in need of assistance, you can call 211 or one of Indiana’s Area Agencies on Aging. In its announcement, state officials did not address Hoosiers with five specific underlying health conditions. During a press conference on Feb. 10, they said vaccine appointments will likely be direct outreach from primary care pro...
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — More than 1 million Indiana residents have received at least their...
What we learned from the governor's coronavirus news conference this week Elizabeth DePompei, Indianapolis Star Replay Video UP NEXT Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb and health officials updated the public on the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic Wednesday, March 3, 2021. To date, Indiana has reported 663,511 coronavirus cases and 12,200 deaths. Here's what we learned Wednesday: Holcomb announced people age 50 and older are now eligible for vaccinations. Holcomb said he will “practice what I preach” and will get a vaccine Friday, now that he’s eligible. Some I...
To date, Indiana has reported 663,511 coronavirus cases and 12,200 deaths. Here's what we learned Wednesday: Holcomb announced people age 50 and older are now eligible for vaccinations. Holcomb said he will “practice what I preach” and will get a vaccine Friday, now that he’s eligible. Some Indiana legislators will also be getting vaccinated Friday morning. Saturday marks one year since Indiana’s first reported COVID-19 case. “We have been through a lot together,” Holcomb said. He added that he counts “his lucky stars every day” that hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers are g...