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Pennsylvania and Philadelphia officials expand COVID-19 vaccine distribution

Pennsylvania and Philadelphia officials expand COVID-19 vaccine distribution WPVI PHILADELPHIA The City of Philadelphia, which has a separate vaccine jurisdiction from the rest of Pennsylvania, announced on Tuesday it is moving to Phase 1b, which expands access to: - Frontline essential workers, including: Public transit workers - People over the age of 75 - People with certain high-risk medical conditions, including cancer, chronic kidney disease, diabetes mellitus, and those under care for organ transplantation City of Philadelphia has different guidelines. Vaccine only expanding to people age 75 and up and those with high risk conditions. There is no direct sign up. City website will roll out later in the week for you to “show your interest.” @6abc Jaclyn Lee (@JaclynLeeTV) January 19, 2021

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Pa residents 65 and older can get covid vaccine though supply remains low

Pennsylvania will prioritize people 65 and older and others with certain conditions for covid-19 vaccination, though many providers say the supply of vaccine is so low they simply cannot begin vaccinating any more groups. Cindy Findley, deputy secretary of health and head of the state’s covid-19 vaccine task force, said

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Pa to offer vaccine to seniors, those with medical conditions

The challenge now is getting it. Thousands more now qualify in the first priority group for vaccine distribution, under new federal recommendations adopted by the state, said Cindy Findley, Pennsylvania Deputy Secretary of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention. However, in Bucks and Montgomery counties and across the state, vaccines and people to administer them are still in short supply. With the changes, 3.5 million Pennsylvanians now qualify, yet the state received 1 million doses of the vaccine so far, according to state figures. Those 65 and older 2.4 million Pennsylvanians make up the largest category As of now, there is no one clinic, hospital or pharmacy where people can show up without an appointment to get a vaccine. Despite Tuesday s announcement expanding the pool of eligible recipients, the supply remains extremely limited and is not yet widely available for the general public.

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Pa lists locations where people over 65 or chronically-ill can get COVID-19 vaccine, but limited supply will cause some delays

The list is expected to grow and soon include many retail pharmacy locations.

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Hundreds of thousands of COVID-19 vaccines haven t been used in Pa and N J Here s why, and what s next

Hundreds of thousands of COVID-19 vaccines haven t been used in Pa and N J Here s why, and what s next
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