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Second COVID-19 vaccine arrives in Iowa; nursing homes up next for shots - Vimarsana News

Second COVID-19 vaccine arrives in Iowa; nursing homes up next for shots

Des Moines Register A week after Iowa received its first doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine, it has begun receiving thousands of doses of a second company's vaccine, and pharmacy teams will start vaccinating residents and staff of long-term care facilities next week, Gov. Kim Reynolds said Tuesday. Reynolds noted at a news conference that because of a federal planning error, the state is receiving about 20% less vaccine than expected this month. But she said such complications are understandable. "It has been and it will continue to be a monumental effort," she said. "...There...

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds stresses patience amid COVID-19 vaccinations, updates on restrictions - Vimarsana News

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds stresses patience amid COVID-19 vaccinations, updates on restrictions

The governor announced that she would ease some restrictions, including a requirement that bars and restaurants close by 10 p.m. But she said the public must remain vigilant, including by staying home when sick, avoiding large crowds and wearing masks when they can't stay distant from others. "We are so close to seeing the end of this," she said.  Kelly Garcia, director of Iowa's Department of Human Services, said a second version of the vaccine, made by Moderna, could arrive in Iowa by Monday if it is approved by federal regulators this week, as expected. Garcia noted that unlike the Pfizer...

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds eases restaurant, bar COVID-19 restrictions, mask requirement extended - Vimarsana News

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds eases restaurant, bar COVID-19 restrictions, mask requirement extended

Des Moines Register Bars and restaurants can resume normal operating hours and there will no longer be a limit on the size of gatherings other than distance between people, but other rules to limit the spread of the coronavirus will remain in place, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Wednesday. The remaining requirements, including that Iowans unable to socially distance wear masks when in indoor public spaces, will be in place until Jan. 8, Reynolds said. Bars and restaurants must also limit groups no more than eight people, unless they're all members of the same household. Groups of diners m...

Iowa sees COVID-19 deaths milestone in December as coronavirus vaccine nears - Vimarsana News

Iowa sees COVID-19 deaths milestone in December as coronavirus vaccine nears

Veronica Guevara spent a month this spring watching her grandfather slowly dying of COVID-19 during video calls.  Jose Dolores Guevara Ramirez, known to friends and family as Don Lole and a resident of Marshalltown, died May 27, one week after Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds had ordered flags flown at half-staff to honor Iowans lost to the disease. He was among the first 525 Iowans to fall victim to the pandemic, part of the spring wave of death that ripped across the state.  Seven months later, the number of Iowans killed by COVID-19 has risen nearly six-fold, to more than 3,100 people. As of Fri...

Iowa COVID-19 deaths milestone in December as coronavirus vaccine waits - Vimarsana News

Iowa COVID-19 deaths milestone in December as coronavirus vaccine waits

Veronica Guevara spent a month this spring watching her grandfather slowly dying of COVID-19 during video calls.  Jose Dolores Guevara Ramirez, known to friends and family as Don Lole and a resident of Marshalltown, died May 27, one week after Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds had ordered flags flown at half-staff to honor Iowans lost to the disease. He was among the first 525 Iowans to fall victim to the pandemic, part of the spring wave of death that ripped across the state.  Seven months later, the number of Iowans killed by COVID-19 has risen nearly six-fold, to more than 3,100 people. As of Fri...