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Walgreens is looking into its COVID-19 vaccine procedures after a temperature control error that will cause patients in five Ohio nursing homes to be revaccinated.
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The state is close to finishing giving both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to those at nursing homes, but needs to catch up on inoculations at assisted-living facilities. Gov. Mike DeWine said Tuesday that all those who want vaccines at the 920 nursing homes in the state have received a first dose and 89 percent have been given a second dose. Of those who want vaccines at the 645 assisting-living facilities in the state, 86 percent have received a first dose, but only 48 percent have received the second dose. DeWine didn’t address the differences Tuesday between those at nursing homes and as...
At Tuesday's cornavirus briefing Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced some residents in five northern Ohio nursing homes will need to be vaccinated again,
dskolnick@tribtoday.com The state is close to finishing giving both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to those at nursing homes, but needs to catch up on inoculations at assisted-living facilities. Gov. Mike DeWine said Tuesday that all those who want vaccines at the 920 nursing homes in the state have received a first dose and 89 percent have been given a second dose. Of those who want vaccines at the 645 assisting-living facilities in the state, 86 percent have received a first dose, but only 48 percent have received the second dose. DeWine didn’t address the differences Tuesday between those...