NY to begin scheduling COVID-19 vaccines for seniors, first responders next week
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foxnews.comNew York will begin scheduling coronavirus vaccines for first responders, people age 75 and older, educators and others who are part of the state’s Phase 1b distribution plan on Monday, Gov.
Andrew Cuomo said. The update comes amid a rift between Cuomo and Mayor Bill De Blasio, who for the last several days pleaded with the governor to allow New York City to distribute vaccines to the senior population.
Beginning Monday, the state will bring pharmacies and other physician networks online to begin scheduling vaccines, which Cuomo said likely will be set for weeks from now. "Monday, basically is when the registration website will open to make an appointment," he said.
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