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AVERY COUNTY — Thanks to the arrival of two mobile response units, Avery County is prepared to take the fight against COVID-19 out into the community by rolling out the two units and setting up mobile vaccination clinics where they are needed. The two units arrive as the county initiates its administration of second dose vaccines for those who are 75 years of age and older from Feb. 9 to 12. No appointment is needed for the second dose, and patients only have to show up as stated on the paperwork they received when they got the first dose. Moreover, appointments are required for first-do...

Credit Doug Nadvornick/SPR Spokane’s mass Covid vaccination site is scheduled to open Wednesday at the Arena. It will be operated by CHAS Health, which has been operating a testing site in the facility’s parking lot. The clinic is a response to a request by Washington state officials to open a place big enough to vaccinate large numbers of people at one time. The caveat is that there are enough doses available. That’s not a sure thing. A CHAS spokeswoman said on Friday that the agency had not yet received the vaccine for Wednesday’s event. CHAS says people who want to be inoculated wi...

Albany, NY     All Vaccines Are By Appointment Only; Appointment Scheduling for Second Dose Occurs Immediately Following First Dose Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today updated New Yorkers on the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine after the first four weeks of availability for non-long term care facilities. The State’s vaccine supply is determined by the federal government, and although more than 7 million New Yorkers are now eligible for the COVID vaccine, next week, the state will receive only 250,000 doses from the federal government. To date, New York’s...

Governor Cuomo updated New Yorkers on the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine after the first four weeks of availability for non-long term care facilities.

WYSIWYG Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today updated New Yorkers on the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine after the first four weeks of availability for non-long term care facilities. The State's vaccine supply is determined by the federal government, and although more than 7 million New Yorkers are now eligible for the COVID vaccine, next week, the state will receive only 250,000 doses from the federal government. To date, New York's health care distribution sites have administered 83 percent of doses received from the federal government. These sites administered an additional 73,336 ...