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How to score a COVID-19 vaccine appointment


How to score a COVID-19 vaccine appointment
Barbara Krasnoff
© Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
One of the most frustrating tasks for many of us these days is finding how and where to get an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccination. It can be a real exercise in exasperation: the websites are often difficult to navigate and prone to frequent crashes; in addition, after finding an open appointment slot and filling out multiple pages of questions, you are often told that the opening has disappeared.
In view of all this, we’ve tried to gather as much helpful information as we can about ways to research and snag vaccination appointments for yourself and others. We’ll update this as more information presents itself.

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New York's COVID-19 Vaccine Websites Weren't Working. He Built A New One For $50


New York’s COVID-19 vaccine websites weren’t working. He built a new one for $50
In less than two weeks, Huge Ma launched TurboVax, a free website that compiles availability from the three main city and state New York COVID-19 vaccine systems and sends the information in real time to Twitter.
New York Times
February 10, 2021 / 08:08 AM IST
Huge Ma, a software engineer, in New York on Jan. 31, 2021. Ma built his own vaccine appointment site in less than two weeks. Image by Amir Hamja © 2021 The New York Times
Huge Ma, a 31-year-old software engineer for Airbnb, was stunned when he tried to make a coronavirus vaccine appointment for his mother in early January and saw that there were dozens of websites to check, each with its own sign-up protocol. The city and state appointment systems were completely distinct.

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Quotation of the Day: These Tech Whizzes Built New Websites to Find Vaccine Slots

Quotation of the Day for Wednesday, February 10, 2021.

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New York's vaccine websites weren't working. He built a new one for $50.

Huge Ma launched TurboVax, a free website that compiles availability from the three main city and state New York vaccine systems and sends the information in real time to Twitter. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/08/nyregion/vaccine-appointment-nyc.html

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Tech-Savvy Jews Help Seniors Secure Vaccination Appointments | The Jewish Press - JewishPress.com | Baruch Lytle | 8 Shevat 5781 – January 21, 2021


Elliott Brill receiving a vaccination after being assisted by VAAT.
A group of tech-savvy Jews have banded together to help senior New York City citizens secure their Covid-19 vaccine appointments. The Vaccine Appointment Assistance Team (VAAT) was founded last Tuesday, January 12, by Jeremy Novich, an Orthodox Jew and clinical psychologist from the Upper West Side, and his associates Jason Lowe and Justin Spiro.
“I have an older friend who has several underlying conditions and an elderly father, and I took over for all of them and made them appointments, successfully, [and then I started helping others],” Novich told The Jewish Press. “There’s no way they could have done it on their own. Then [my associates said], ‘Why don’t we open this up so we can help more people?’ Because the evidence was pretty clear. This is not like ordering from Amazon. This is way harder.”

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