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When shots were scarce, 60% of Chicago s vaccine supply went to residents of affluent suburbs and low-risk neighborhoods, Tribune analysis shows

‘This is the norm.’ How early vaccine shots went to residents of affluent suburbs and Chicagoans in low-risk areas, despite city push for equity. Stacy St. Clair, Chicago Tribune © Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune Margarita Dominguez receives a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine during a mass vaccination event held by St. Anthony Hospital on May 2, 2021, in the Little Village neighborhood of Chicago. Nearly 70% of St. Anthony’s shots went to residents of the city’s harder-hit neighborhoods. In the early weeks of the COVID-19 vaccine’s release, a joke made the rounds among people hunting for appointments in Chicago: What’s the best way to find a shot in the city?

This is the norm How early vaccine shots went to residents of affluent suburbs and Chicagoans in low-risk areas, despite city push for equity

‘This is the norm.’ How early vaccine shots went to residents of affluent suburbs and Chicagoans in low-risk areas, despite city push for equity. Stacy St. Clair, Chicago Tribune © Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune Margarita Dominguez receives a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine during a mass vaccination event held by St. Anthony Hospital on May 2, 2021, in the Little Village neighborhood of Chicago. Nearly 70% of St. Anthony’s shots went to residents of the city’s harder-hit neighborhoods. In the early weeks of the COVID-19 vaccine’s release, a joke made the rounds among people hunting for appointments in Chicago: What’s the best way to find a shot in the city?

Chicago vaccine shots went to suburbanites and low-risk neighborhoods early on

Chicago vaccine shots went to suburbanites and low-risk neighborhoods early on
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Chicago COVID-19 vaccine news: Rush University Medical Center transforms lobby into vaccination center

CHICAGO (WLS) Rush University Medical Center s main lobby has been transformed into a COVID-19 vaccination center. Within 24 hours of the vaccine s arrival, the goal is to begin the process of inoculating the hospital s 12,000 employees. Not only do we have to figure out how to get so many people through, we have to make sure it s happening in a socially distanced manner and safe, said Lisa Weichman Harries, with Rush University Medical Center. Ten individual vaccination bays are lined up down a long hallway. Appointments will take between 5-7 minutes each. While the vaccination is not mandatory, Rush said most of their employees are willing to take the vaccine. They will be divided in five tiers and then split into two groups.

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