For some locals, insurance codes, supply issues, and canceled appointments are features of a new privatized vaccine system.
Less Than A Third Of D.C. Nursing Home Residents And Staff Are Up To Date On Their COVID-19 Vaccines
The new Kaiser Family Foundation analysis reveals a troubling statistic before the holidays for the nursing home community, which has been disproportionately impacted by severe COVID-19 illness and death.
Residents have their pick of their doctor’s office, pharmacy, or government-run health centers to get the latest COVID-19 booster.
DC Health Director Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt says D.C. has seen a “small uptick” in cases in the last two weeks.
Has BA.2 dominated D.C. yet? We tackle that question and more.
The move is in line with recent D.C. government actions that aim to return residents to more ordinary routines. Some residents are comfortable with changes, while others are apprehensive.
For some residents, living in a pandemic showed them life is too short for senseless swiping.
After seeing unprecedented cases and hospitalizations, the region is seeing the death rate due to COIVID-19 climb. The good news is cases appear to have peaked.
In his COVID-19 action plan, he asks Virginians to “use discretion on testing.”
Substitute teachers have been pushing for a pay raise for several years but the issue has grown more urgent during the pandemic.
