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Virginia Beach and Norfolk will begin the next phase of their vaccinations Monday. The health districts are launching an online portal for people to get on a waiting list for the COVID shot.
OSAGE COUNTY - Phones at the Osage County Health Department began ringing more frequently last Thursday. Governor Mike Parson had just announced the state activated Phase 1B of the COVID-19 vaccination plan, allowing Missourians 65-years-old and up to get in line. "Please do not call the health department to ask" was the message from administrator Susan Long on the department's Facebook page. Osage is one of five counties in mid-Missouri to not receive any doses, 38 days after the first vaccinations were administered in the region. Other services cut to handle call volume Hundreds of peopl...
As 170,000 in NH register for COVID-19 vaccine, officials answer frequently asked questions about process Updated: 6:02 PM EST Jan 23, 2021 Share Updated: 6:02 PM EST Jan 23, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript SOME SENIORS WISH IT WAS EASIER. >> FOR THE FOLKS MY AGE AND OLDER, IT NEEDS TO BE A LITTLE BIT MORE USER-FRIENDLY. >> WE DIDN’T KNOW IF IT WAS LEGITIMATE, PART OF A SCAM, OR WHATEVER. REPORTER: SENIOR CITIZENS FRUSTATED AND QUESTIONING THE LEGITIMACY OF THE STATES REGISTRATION PROCESS FOR THE COVID-19 VACCINE. SOME SAY THE ONLINE FORMS ARE UNCLEAR AND ARE C...
KINGSTON â Two chiefs. One vaccine. Two very different reactions. After recently getting the second and final dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, Kingston police Chief Rich Kotchik, 46, said he experienced significant body weakness, headaches, chills and a 103-degree fever. But that lasted less than a day. âIf the side effects I had are anything like COVID, I would get it again because I would not want to deal with that for 10 to 14 days,â Kotchik said. Kingston Fire Chief Frank Guido, 66, said he had no reaction to his shot, not even a sore arm like others had felt. âI was fine...
Illinois and Chicago will both enter the next phase of their vaccination plan starting Monday, according to health care officials.