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COVID-19 Impact Survey and Vaccine Update

  Last modified: February 04, 2021

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Highlights

 

(1) Covid-19 Impact Survey (2) Priority groups are set by the Federal government. Each state has set priorities about who gets the vaccine first, based on these recommendations.

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Covid-19 Impact Survey

 Press Release

 

 

 

References

 

Link to Survey Info on Beam  

 

More about CHAP on Beam 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Olmsted County Public Health Covid-19 Vacination 

Press Release

 

 

Diversity Council Message to Community Mobilization Resource Coaltion (CMRC)

 

Minnesotans age 65 and older will now have a 24-hour window of time beginning at 5am on Tuesday, January 26, to pre-register for a randomized opportunity to get an appointment.

 Signing up for the pre-registration list means you will have a chance to be randomly selected, so you do not have to register right away: it is not a first come, first serve system. 

 We strongly encourage pre-registering online at mn.gov/findmyvaccine.

The website will be open for pre-registering from 5am on Tuesday, January 26 until 5am on Wednesday, January 27.

 If you are unable to register online, you may call 833-431-2053 to sign up.

The call center will be open from 9am to 7pm on Tuesday, January 26, for those that are unable to use the website to register. 

 Due to high demand for vaccine appointments, we encourage Minnesotans to make appointments online if at all possible and if the call center line is busy, try calling again later. Everyone who is currently on the waitlist from the first week will be automatically pre-registered to be randomly selected for an appointment.

 Only about 8,000 doses of the vaccine will be available to Minnesotans age 65 and over at the pilot community clinics this week. Demand will outpace supply, and Minnesotans are encouraged to remain patient for their shot as we wait for the federal government to provide more vaccine. There is more information available in the PE&E update.

 Dee Sabol, Executive Director

Diversity Council

507.282.9951 | 719.338.2943

www.diversitycouncil.org

 

 

Impact Levels

  Impact Lvl 1: Health ; Medical Services ; Pandemic

 

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Related Reports

 

 

Pinned Olmsted County Public Health Services organization and project reports

. Project Report of Community Health Assessment Process : June 09, 2024 : Olmsted County Community Indicators 2023
Impact Lvl1: Business Process, Caring Relationship, Metrics
Impact Lvl2:

Report contains info: 

1. Demographics 2. Population by age 3. Diversity 4. Foreign-born population 5. Languages and ancestry 6. Educational trends 7. Household income 8. Poverty status 9. Health factors 10. Housing and living 11. Labor force 12. Unemployment rate 13. Election trends 14. Community safety 15. Environmental factors 16. Highlights 17. References


Project Report of Community Health Assessment Process : April 22, 2024 : Credible Mind and Collective Impact
Impact Lvl1: Addiction, Aging, Business Process, Caring Relationship, Chronic Illness, Disabilities, Diversity and Inclusion, Health, Mental Health
Impact Lvl2:

Introducing Credible Mind to support CHNA collaboration. 


Project Report of Community Health Assessment Process : June 03, 2022 : Olmsted County Health Assessment and Planning Partnership (HAPP)
Impact Lvl1: Addiction, Aging, Business Process, Caring Relationship, Chronic Illness, Disabilities, Diversity and Inclusion, Health, Mental Health
Impact Lvl2:

Residents can help Olmsted County identify top community health issues.


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