Now, the full info from @AZDHS:
NEW info about vaccines in #Arizona. Please keep in mind when you hear about new sites opening it doesn't mean they have enough vaccines to meet demand. I'm copying news release almost in its entirety in this thread but first highlighting a key supply point:
Now, the full info from @AZDHS:
The State Farm Stadium site will continue to operate at full capacity through the end of February providing Pfizer vaccine.
Arizona has activated the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Retail Pharmacy Program which will add up to 100 pharmacy stores providing vaccine...
There are over 200 vaccination sites statewide that have received vaccine, including 45 Community Health Centers.
ADHS is putting out all of the doses Arizona receives from the federal government for administration at...
Groups prioritized to date include: frontline healthcare workers, emergency services workers, and residents and staff at long-term care facilities (in Phase 1A):
As of Tuesday, Jan. 19, an estimated 750,000 additional Arizonans 65 and older will be eligible to register...
Starting Tuesday, Jan. 19, those in groups prioritized for vaccination can register for available appointments at State Farm Stadium and...
Those without computer access or needing extra help registering can call 1-844-542-8201.
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