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Vaccine rollout progresses in Northeastern South Dakota Cooper Seamer © Provided by Sioux Falls(Mitchell) KSFY Distribution for COVID-19 vaccines began in Brown County right before Christmas. Now as both Avera and Sanford continue to vaccinate those in the state’s priority groups, they’re hoping to educate people about the long road ahead.
ABERDEEN, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Distribution for COVID-19 vaccines began in Brown County right before Christmas. Now as both Avera and Sanford continue to vaccinate those in the state’s priority groups, they’re hoping to educate people about the long road ahead.
According to the South Dakota Department of Health’s vaccine dashboard, 1,598 vaccine doses have been distributed in Brown County as of Thursday. Avera St. Luke’s Vaccine Coordinator Tess Moeller said while vaccination in the first three stages of the state’s rollout plan has gone well so far, they’re still making plans for the next groups down th
Christmas came a little early for some of the medical personnel at Avera St. Lukeâs Hospital and Sanford Aberdeen Medical Center this week.
Both hospitals received their first deliveries of COVID-19 vaccine. Avera St. Lukeâs received 1,000 doses, according to the hospital media relations team. The first were given Tuesday in one of four planned distribution events for employees this week. Some of these first shots also went to local first responders.
Another 400 doses arrived at Sanford Aberdeen where distribution events were planned Wednesday and Thursday with more next week as additional vaccine is delivered.
Kila Legrand, director of nursing and clinical services at Sanford Aberdeen, said Sanford could have received more doses, but chose a lesser amount because it is a holiday week.