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Big day for vaccine plans in Butler County: Mass clinics at fairgrounds; state announces next phases
Mary OConnell
Posted at 8:22 AM, Mar 17, 2021
and last updated 2021-03-17 10:14:29-04
As more Ohioans become eligible to take one of the three authorized novel coronavirus vaccines, the Butler County General Health District is holding a pair of mass vaccination clinics this week, according to the Journal-News.
Appointments are being scheduled for today and Friday for eligible Ohioans who live or work in Butler County at two drive-thru clinics at the county fairgrounds, 1715 Fairgrove Ave., Hamilton.
People can sign up for todayâs clinic here and enter the code XYZ12! to schedule a time. For Fridayâs clinic, people can sign up here and enter the code dbvdp36 to schedule.
Ohio expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to 40 and over, some others
Ohio s eligibility for COVID-19 vaccines will expand this week to people 40 and older and those with additional medical conditions, including cancer and obesity, Gov. Mike DeWine announced at a news conference Tuesday morning in Cleveland.
And by the end of the month, all Ohioans 16 and older will be eligible to get the vaccine.
Eligibility starts Friday for about 766,000 Ohioans in Phase 1E, which includes those 16 and older with cancer, chronic kidney disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), heart disease and obesity.
Friday also marks the start of Phase 2C those 40 and older, including about 818,000 Ohioans between age 40 and 49.
Ohio expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to 40 and over, some others
Ohio s eligibility for COVID-19 vaccines will expand this week to people 40 and older and those with additional medical conditions, including cancer and obesity, Gov. Mike DeWine announced at a news conference Tuesday morning in Cleveland.
And by the end of the month, all Ohioans 16 and older will be eligible to get the vaccine.
Eligibility starts Friday for about 766,000 Ohioans in Phase 1E, which includes those 16 and older with cancer, chronic kidney disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), heart disease and obesity.
Friday also marks the start of Phase 2C those 40 and older, including about 818,000 Ohioans between age 40 and 49.
In addition to Cleveland, Ohio will get 15 more mass vaccination sites. Here is the list.
Updated Mar 08, 2021;
Posted Mar 05, 2021
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Gov. Mike DeWine has announced an additional 15 coronavirus mass vaccination sites in Ohio, on top of the site already announced for Cleveland.
Until now, Ohio vaccinations have largely been lower-scale. People have received them at hospitals, clinics, health departments and retail pharmacies. The first mass vaccination site, scheduled to open March 17 in Cleveland, is expected to be operated for up to 6,000 people a day to get shots.
“There’s always been a plan to increase that with some mass vaccination sites,” DeWine said during his announcement at Cleveland State University on Friday afternoon.