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Families, long-term care centers deal with vaccine hesitation
Families say the reluctance of some to receive the vaccine is taking a toll by delaying in-person visits. Author: Karla Hult Updated: 10:28 PM CST March 10, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS As the COVID vaccine rollout continues to reach more of the population, some families and long-term care facilities are urging caregivers to also receive the vaccine.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 37.5% of long-term care staff, nationwide, had received the vaccine by early February. The latest data from the Minnesota Department of Health shows that number jumps significantly within the state: a Feb. 26 MDH report shows nearly 56% had received their first vaccine dose, and 46% had received their second.
Minnesota officials wait to learn stimulus impact on vaccines, nursing homes Minn. plans include immunization push January 1, 2021 7:45pm Text size Copy shortlink:
The recently approved $900 billion federal COVID-19 stimulus package promises to include money for Minnesota to bolster testing, distribute vaccines and help nursing homes better protect those most vulnerable to the virus.
But just how much the state will get for vaccine assistance or nursing home help has yet to be disclosed, said Margaret Kelly, deputy commissioner and chief operating officer at the state Department of Health. We haven t heard yet how they are going to allocate the dollars or what vehicle they are going to use, she said. We anticipate getting money to help continued testing to allow us to continue our community testing strategy and with distributing vaccines.