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A Mayor s Roundtable on Connecticut s vaccine rollout. Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin, New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart, and Manchester Mayor Jay Moran join Host Jenn Bernstein to talk about what is going on in their communities.
The COVID-19 vaccine is still in short supply. But ease of access is getting better. The retail pharmacies are starting to play a bigger role administering the vaccine to the general population and it might be a less complicated and more comfortable experience.
Next week, if you are part of the eligible crowd, you might be able to get your COVID vaccine in a more familiar setting. Nine CVS Pharmacies in Connecticut. CVS has chosen Connecticut as one of 11 states for the initial rollout of COVID vaccines. We have a number of sites that will be going live within the coming week, said Dereck Reale
Uncasville This is going to fluctuate as we progress through the year, remarked Realjo when referring to the vaccine supply.
Since pharmacies are where many people get their annual flu shot, it might be a more familiar setting. Nathan Tinker is the CEO of the Connecticut Pharmacists Association. He said, Most people visit their pharmacy 12 to 25 times a year, so they know the space and they know the people who work there, and they trust the people who work there and that’s really really important.
CVS offers 3 ways to register. On their website, through their mobile app, or by calling customer service. So you won’t have to go into the VAMS system which is a little archaic, said Tinker. They’ll be able to make appointment for both their first and second dose of the vaccine. said Realejo.