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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) Vaccine supply has been cut off to all One Medical practices in five Bay Area counties following complaints alleging ineligible employees and members got to jump the line, the ABC7 I-Team confirmed Thursday.
These new details come a day after the company confirmed to ABC7 News they have terminated several members of their clinical staff for their intentional disregard of eligibility requirements. Several current members of One Medical tell ABC7 they plan to cancel their membership after witnessing people in their 40s jump ahead of the line.
San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Marin, and Alameda counties - including the city of Berkeley - have all cut off vaccine supply to One Medical.
San Francisco-based One Medicalâs vaccine distribution scrutinized, doses denied
San Francisco-based One Medicalâs vaccine distribution scrutinized, doses denied
San Francisco-based One Medical has come under scrutiny for administering COVID-19 vaccines to people under 65 in violation of the state of California guidelines. Now counties are no longer providing the medical startup with vaccine doses and San Francisco has asked for theirs back.
SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco-based One Medical has come under scrutiny for administering COVID-19 vaccines to people under 65 in violation of the state of California guidelines. The reason we have this tiered system is that there’s not enough of them to give to everyone, said Dr. Lee Riley, a professor of infectious diseases at UC Berkeley. We have to create the priority of different high-risk groups to receive the vaccines.
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While 99% of the state remains in the "Purple" tier this week, restaurant owners in the Bay Area are looking for signs that they should be prepping their dining rooms again for low-capacity indoor service.