Westchester Releases List Of Week 9 Vaccine Allocation

White Plains NY

09 February, 2021

7:15 PM

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WHITE PLAINS, NY — The Westchester County Department of Health released its allocation of coronavirus vaccine for the ninth week of distribution. Westchester will be getting 7,075 doses, many of which are allocated to retail sites, which will be vaccinating residents who are 65 and older. Hospitals are charged with vaccinating healthcare workers, and county health departments are responsible for getting the vaccine into the arms of essential workers. Here is the list Westchester County released, along with the number of doses: White Plains Hospital, 200Westchester County Department of Health, 1,300Walgreens #15313, Hawthorne, 100Walgreens #11509, Yonkers, 100Walgreens #12760, Peekskill, 100Walgreens #02122, Yonkers, 100Walgreens #20583, White Plains, 100Walgreens #07485, Port Chester, 100Walgreens #12871, Ossining, 100Walgreens #02758, Tarrytown, 100Walgreens #14204, Yonkers, 100Walgreens #9972, Yonkers, 100Walgreens #11291, Dobbs Ferry, 100Walgreens #9866, Eastchester, 100Walgreens #15212, Chappaqua, 100Walgreens #15104, Larchmont, 100Walgreens #10464, Thornwood, 100New Rochelle Prescription Center, 100Northern Westchester Hospital, 400St. Joseph's Hospital, 300Westchester Medical Center, 200Le-Mac Pharmacy Inc., Yonkers, 200HealthSmart Pharmacy, Ossining, 100Taconic Pharmacy Inc., Jefferson Valley, 200Trotta's West Street Pharmacy, Harrison, 200Rye Beach Pharmacy, Inc., Rye, 100Ahma Rx, Elmsford, 100Stop and Shop Supermarket #502, Port Chester, 100ValuePlus Pharmacy, Yonkers, 100Value Drugs East, Eastchester, 100New York-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital, 975Sun River Health, Yonkers, 100New York Presbyterian/Hudson Valley Hospital, 400Grassy Sprain Pharmacy Inc., Yonkers, 200GSP Longterm Care Inc., Yonkers, 200The state also has mass vaccination sites where anyone can get a vaccine. The allocation does not include doses sent to the Westchester County Center which is a state mass vaccination site. The state has a website for people to determine if they are eligible for the vaccine and download a form that must be presented. There are currently more than 7 million people who are eligible to receive the vaccine — a process that could take months based on current allocations. New York is only being sent about 300,000 doses a week. Like Hudson Valley Patches' Facebook Pages.