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How the effort to vaccinate the elderly is going in some states

Though some governors have expanded who can receive the vaccine at this time, when exactly those people get a shot depends on supplies and how localities administer them.

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How the effort to vaccine the elderly is going in some states

How the effort to vaccinate the elderly is going in some states CNN 1/1/2021 By Harmeet Kaur, CNN © Lynne Sladky/AP Nurses talk to 103-year-old Luz Collazo before she receives the Covid-19 vaccine at Miami Jewish Health, a senior health care facility, on December 28. As Covid-19 vaccines roll out across the US, some states are already offering shots to people other than health care workers and nursing home residents. West Virginia recently announced it would start vaccinating some of its elderly population, joining states such as Tennessee, Nevada and Florida in expanding vaccine distribution. Federal recommendations advise that the first round of vaccines be allocated to health care workers and residents of long-term care facilities, followed by adults aged 75 and older and frontline essential workers. But, in reality, states are free to make their own decisions on who gets vaccinated when.

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Some states buck federal vaccine recommendations and prioritize the elderly over essential workers

Some states buck federal vaccine recommendations and prioritize the elderly over essential workers Isaac Stanley-Becker © Lynne Sladky/AP Luz Collazo, 103, gets a coronavirus vaccination at Miami Jewish Health, a senior health-care facility, on Monday. Texas, Florida and some other Republican-led states are bucking federal advice to provide early doses of the new coronavirus vaccines to front-line workers, choosing instead to prioritize the elderly a decision exposing fissures in the nationwide immunization campaign. Federal recommendations give priority, in the second tier, to grocery store employees, transit staffers and other front-line workers, along with people 75 and older. But officials in Florida and Texas, where a combined 50 million people live, are moving ahead with a different strategy, offering vaccine to a broader segment of their elderly populations and asking front-line workers to wait.

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Florida reports 12,075 new coronavirus cases for December 28

Understanding the numbers Since mid-July, daily reported COVID-19 cases in Florida remained under 10,000. And, between Sept. 1 and Oct. 16, daily reported cases stayed below 4,000. That changed on The highest single-day case number Florida has reported so far is 15,300 for July 11. The report released on Nov. 27 of 17,345 newly-reported cases is higher, but that reported combined updates for Nov. 25 and Nov. 26. The 738 confirmed on Sept. 28. On Oct. 30, Florida became the third state to cross the 800,000 reported COVID-19 cases mark. Then on Dec. 1, Florida became the third state to surpass 1 million confirmed cases. As of Dec. 29, California and Texas have 2.2 and 1.7 million cases, respectively, according to Johns Hopkins University of Medicine.

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