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Don t go to WellNow, she said.
Cuddy s comments during the Cayuga County Board of Health meeting on Tuesday were in response to what two other health department officials â Nancy Purdy, the director of community health services, and Deanna Ryan, a senior public health educator â describe as a longstanding problem with the chain of urgent care centers, which has a location in Auburn and others in central New York.Â
Laboratories are required to report positive COVID-19 test results to New York health departments within 24 hours. However, Ryan said that WellNow hasn t been sharing the positive results with the local health department.Â
The Cayuga County Health Department may soon have all three COVID-19 vaccines in its arsenal.Â
Nancy Purdy, the health department s director of community health services, told the Cayuga County Board of Health on Tuesday that they are exploring the possibility of offering the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at county-run clinics.Â
Cayuga County has received doses of the Johnson & Johnson and Moderna vaccines. But because of the Pfizer vaccine s refrigeration requirements â the vials must be stored in a freezer at temperatures ranging from 76 to 112 degrees below zero â the county doesn t offer the vaccine.Â
That could change now that there is universal eligibility in New York. Anyone age 16 or older can get vaccinated. But only the Pfizer vaccine is approved for 16- and 17-year-olds.Â