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Washington COVID vaccine rule stresses long-term care facilities struggling to keep staff

Washington COVID vaccine rule stresses long-term care facilities struggling to keep staff
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KUOW - As adult family homes fall through vaccine system cracks, Seattle and Bellevue fire departments help pull them out

Bellevue firefighter Ryan Armstrong, right, administers the first dose of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine for Hai Pham, left, an employee at the Optimus Family Home on Friday, February 5, 2021, in Bellevue. Credit: KUOW Photo/Megan Farmer As adult family homes fall through vaccine system cracks, Seattle and Bellevue fire departments help pull them out Feb 16, 2021 Older adults in Covid-vulnerable living situations were supposed to be at the front of the vaccine line. Instead, people in facilities known as adult family homes are still waiting to get vaccinated. KUOW All Things Considered host, Kim Malcom spoke to reporter Anna Boiko-Weyrauch these cracks in the vaccine system and whatâs being done.

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Washington adult family homes frustrated over vaccine delays

Washington adult family homes frustrated over vaccine delays Washington adult family homes frustrated over vaccine delays A majority of the adult family homes in the state are still waiting for the vaccine, despite being a high-risk group, nearly two months after the first dose arrived. SEATTLE - Thousands of Washingtonians in the first priority group for the coronavirus vaccine feel as though they’ve been overlooked in the race to get vaccinated. A majority of the adult family homes in the state are still waiting for the vaccine, despite being a high-risk group, nearly two months after the first dose arrived.

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Coronavirus Vaccine Heads to Washington s Nursing Homes, Bringing Hope and Questions

Coronavirus Vaccine Heads to Washington s Nursing Homes, Bringing Hope and Questions
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Nursing homes will be among first to get COVID-19 vaccines, but many questions remain

Nursing homes will be among first to get COVID-19 vaccines, but many questions remain
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