The State of Colorado releases further Information on how the state plans to distribute the COVID-19 vaccines.

The State of Colorado’s focus when creating this plan was to ensure that we:
  1. Save the most lives; and
  2. End the crisis as soon as possible, which means prioritizing our most at-risk healthcare workers and individuals.

Here is what YOU can expect on the timeframe and supply management of the COVID-19 vaccine.
The initial supply of COVID-19 vaccine(s) will be very limited for several months. This means that a vaccine will not be immediately available to everyone who wants one. To be as fair and efficient with distribution as possible, the state has developed a phased approach to vaccine distribution to save lives and end the crisis that has been brought on by the pandemic as quickly as possible. By vaccinating people who are most likely to get COVID-19 first, we can keep more Coloradans safe.

  • Colorado expects that we will receive the vaccine as soon as mid-December: Colorado is currently preparing to vaccinate eligible Coloradans for Phase 1A and will move into subsequent phases.

  • Vaccines can save lives, but so can you: To slow the spread of disease, Coloradans should continue to use basic public health guidance, like physical distancing and mask-wearing, until a vaccine is widely available and used by Coloradans. 

Click HERE to read the FAQ.
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