How you can keep a close eye on vaccinations in Indiana

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7 thoughts on “How you can keep a close eye on vaccinations in Indiana

  1. The most vulnerable to the virus being fatal are senior citizens. Yet there seems to be no priority for seniors except for nursing homes. Florida has put seniors at the the top of the priority list.

    1. Probably because seniors outside of nursing homes have the ability to stay at home. Seniors are at the top of the next wave.

      I don’t understand the seeming lack of urgency with the vaccination effort. Vaccination is the greatest economic development opportunity that the state of Indiana has – the sooner we get our residents vaccinated, the sooner we can reopen the economy. Literally every resource should be thrown at getting every vaccine into an arm as soon as we receive it.

    2. Agree. But hopefully Indiana can come up with a better process then Florida currently has. Seniors are lining up overnight only to be turned away before the vaccinations even start the next day, because there are too many people showed up for the supply.

  2. I don’t understand how they will get in touch with us when it is our turn. Why isn’t there a portal to sign up so they know who wants it and how to get in touch with you?

  3. Putting a word in for teachers as well for the queue. There is little if any debate as to how the Pandemic has impacted our youth; in terms of instruction, retention and mental health. We all want our kids back in school so we also need to take care of those teachers literally on the front lines.

    1. I agree but the fact is many teachers wanted to run for the hills early on and not have in person instruction. They sure didn’t want to be on stay on the front lines initially.

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