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Associated Press ALBANY Despite a massive vaccination campaign, New York nursing homes are still reporting hundreds of infections a week as some residents and staff have skipped getting the shots. Nursing facilities in the state reported 782 infections among staff and residents in the 14 days ending April 25, the most in the nation. Only 55% of staff at New York’s nursing homes are fully vaccinated, nearly five months since the vaccination campaign launched, according to an Associated Press analysis of data provided by the state Department of Health. Rates among patients are better: 79% of residents are fully vaccinated. But some areas lag behind. Only 40% of the staff and 63 percent of residents at nursing homes in Brooklyn are fully vaccinated.

Infections Persist as Vaccinations Lag at Some New York Nursing Homes

By Marina Villeneuve • Updated on May 11, 2021 at 3:06 pm NBC Universal, Inc. What to Know Despite a massive vaccination campaign, New York nursing homes are still reporting hundreds of infections a week as some residents and staff have skipped getting the shots. Nursing facilities in the state reported 782 infections among staff and residents in the 14 days ending April 25, the most in the nation. Only 55% of staff at New York’s nursing homes are fully vaccinated, nearly five months since the vaccination campaign launched, according to an Associated Press analysis of data provided by the state Department of Health. Rates among patients are better: 79% of residents are fully vaccinated.

Infections persist as vaccinations lag at some nursing homes

Infections persist as vaccinations lag at some nursing homes MARINA VILLENEUVE, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Despite a massive vaccination campaign, New York nursing homes are still reporting hundreds of infections a week as some residents and staff have skipped getting the shots. Nursing facilities in the state reported 782 infections among staff and residents in the 14 days ending April 25, the most in the nation. Only 55% of staff at New York s nursing homes are fully vaccinated, nearly five months since the vaccination campaign launched, according to an Associated Press analysis of data provided by the state Department of Health. Rates among patients are better: 79% of residents are fully vaccinated.

Infections persist as vaccinations lag at some NY nursing homes

ALBANY, N.Y. — Despite a massive vaccination campaign, New York nursing homes are still reporting hundreds of infections a week as some residents and staff have skipped getting the shots. Nursing facilities in the state reported 782 infections among staff and residents in the 14 days ending April 25, the most in the nation. Only 55% of staff at New York s nursing homes are fully vaccinated, nearly five months since the vaccination campaign launched, according to an Associated Press analysis of data provided by the state Department of Health. Rates among patients are better: 79% of residents have gotten a shot. - Advertisement - But some areas lag behind. Only 40% of the staff and 63 percent of residents at nursing homes in Brooklyn are fully vaccinated.

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