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Covid-19 death rates aren t falling much further Why?

Hundreds are still dying of Covid-19 every day. It doesn’t have to be this way.

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Americans expect to retire earlier than ever, but nearly 40% of retirees can t afford to take care of themselves for just one year

Sr. Evelyn Pomerleau, left, delivers the sacrament to Sr. Jacqueline Ouellet in the reception office at St. Chretienne Retirement Residence, a home

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U S nursing home vaccinations will start this week

Nursing home residents will start getting vaccinations this week and Dr Fauci predicts healthy Americans with no underlying conditions could get shots as early as March In a briefing on Monday, General Gustave Perna said nursing home residents will begin being vaccinated in some states this week He said it is up to individual states to decide when to inoculate elderly Americans and that more than 1,100 facilities will start on December 21 It comes as Dr Anthony Fauci said healthy U.S. adults will likely receive vaccines as early as March or April 2021 Fauci added that, if enough people are immunized by late, summer, the U.S. could achieve the umbrella of herd immunity

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The biggest nursing home chain in the US is sounding off about a potentially messy COVID-19 vaccine rollout for seniors, as a patchwork of state vaccination plans emerges

The biggest nursing-home chain in the US is sounding off about a potentially messy COVID-19 vaccine rollout as a patchwork of state vaccination plans emerges slivingston@businessinsider.com (Shelby Livingston) © Provided by Business Insider A nurse preparing a Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a residential care home. Liam McBurney/PA Images via Getty Images Under a federal program, the pharmacy giants CVS Health and Walgreens plan to give COVID-19 vaccines to residents and staff members at more than 50,000 long-term care facilities. Dr. Richard Feifer, the chief medical officer of the country s largest nursing-home operator, Genesis HealthCare, sounded off about West Virginia s decision to devise its own strategy for vaccinating people at long-term care facilities.

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