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Leighann Bacher has seen that Vaccinate Pittsburgh, a Facebook page she co-founded, has primarily drawn people over the age of 65. A mother of two children, Bacher connected with another mom, Heather Lucci, in southwest Pennsylvania to create their group, after they had both found challenges getting vaccinations for themselves and family members. "We started Jan. 31, and it just kind of exploded from there," Bacher said. They have a little more than 30,000 members now. How does this work? About 100 volunteers make the machines run at VaccinatePA.  They connect with the 1,100 or so phar...

Kimberly Paynter / WHYY A volunteer-run website is intended to make it easier for people to schedule an appointment to get a COVID-19 vaccine. The VaccinatePA.org site was launched by two University of Pittsburgh computer science undergraduates along with Seth Rubinstein, a Harvard Law School student living in Montgomery County. Users are asked to choose a county. From there, they’re presented with an list of providers according to which ones have recently reported that they’re taking appointments. Some Pennsylvanians have said attempting to book appointments through the state’s ...

Rogelio V. Solis / AP As many Pennsylvanians continue to struggle through a decentralized system in their search for COVID-19 vaccines, some have called for a statewide resource to lighten their load. The Department of Health has said it remains open to adjusting its decentralized approach, but that no statewide appointment managing resource is being developed. A new bill in the state House could force the department’s hand. The “COVID-19 Vaccine Registry Act” would require the department to host a database where Pennsylvanians would register to be put on a waiting list for an appo...

College Students May Have a Better Way to Find the COVID Vaccine Three University of Pittsburgh students have created a website to help Pennsylvanians get vaccinated as easily as possible. See how it works. February 5, 2021 PHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK Without a centralized system for connecting available doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to the people now eligible for them, finding a place that has the shots is a bit like, forgive the obvious pun, finding a needle in a … well you know. Three students at the University of Pittsburgh have created a website to help solve the problem. It’s vaccinatepa.or...