По мере того как в Миннесоту поступает все больше вакцин, штат прокладывает путь вакцинации всех жителей Миннесоты.
Губернатор Тим Уолц объявил сегодня, что Миннесота будет вакцинировать не менее 70% миннесотцев в возрасте 65 лет и старше, прежде чем распространить право на участие в других группах, и намерен достичь этой цели к концу марта.
После того, как 70% пожилых людей штата получат вакцину, Миннесота расширит право на вакцинацию в зависимости от основных заболеваний и риска воздействия на рабочем месте. Миннесота будет продвигаться вперед с этапами определения права на вакцины на основе научных данных, медицинских данных и федеральных указаний:
Губернатор Тим Уолц объявил сегодня, что Миннесота будет вакцинировать не менее 70% миннесотцев в возрасте 65 лет и старше, прежде чем распространить право на участие в других группах, и намерен достичь этой цели к концу марта.
После того, как 70% пожилых людей штата получат вакцину, Миннесота расширит право на вакцинацию в зависимости от основных заболеваний и риска воздействия на рабочем месте. Миннесота будет продвигаться вперед с этапами определения права на вакцины на основе научных данных, медицинских данных и федеральных указаний:
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As vaccine supply increases, it will become easier than ever to get a shot. Until then, it’s important to take easy steps to slow the spread of COVID-19. Wear your mask, stay 6 feet away from others, wash your hands, and get a COVID-19 test if you need one. When it’s your turn, get your vaccine. After you’ve had your shot, continue following these safe practices to protect your neighbors while they wait for their vaccine.
You are receiving this message because you signed up to get updates about new COVID-19 vaccine opportunities through the Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector. As more vaccine becomes available, the Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector will send you updates about the vaccine, who is able to get vaccinated now, and when it might be your turn to receive a vaccine.
If you are eligible to get vaccinated, you do not have to wait for information from the Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector before you get your shot. You can use the Vaccine Locator map to find nearby vaccine distribution sites, and you may be able to make an appointment to receive a vaccine through the providers listed there. If your health care provider contacts you about making an appointment, or you have another opportunity to get vaccinated, you can do that. You can also contact your regular health care provider directly.
If you are a Minnesotan age 65 or older, signing up for the Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Connector means you have also entered into the random selection process for the state’s Community Vaccination Program sites in Minneapolis, Duluth, and Rochester. If you are selected to receive your vaccine at these sites, you will be notified by text, email, or landline by Vault Health, the company that runs those sites. Additional community vaccination sites may launch as the federal government makes more vaccines available in the future.
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