What Covid Variants Mean For San Diego Seniors
The United States is averaging 3 million vaccinations a day across the country, and in San Diego more than one million residents have received at leas…Read More
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Vaccine Delays for San Diego Seniors
Last month we shared a few analog ways that seniors could schedule their vaccine appointments in our post “How Do Seniors Make Vaccination Appointme…Read More
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Fully Vaccinated Seniors Can Safely Visit Others
As of mid-March, nearly one quarter of San Diego residents have received at least one vaccination dose, and almost fourteen percent are fully vaccinat…Read More
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How Do Seniors Make Vaccination Appointments in San Diego?
The vaccination process used by the states and counties in the U.S. is primarily web-based. This makes sense for a massive national effort that hopes …Read More
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How Do San Diego Seniors and Caregivers Get Vaccinated?
The county’s vaccination dashboard says that fifteen percent of San Diego County residents over age 16 have been fully vaccinated as of this week. A…Read More
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When Can Vaccinated Seniors Visit Their Families?
Californians over age 65 are now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. The long lines at the vaccine centers show how eager people are to get protecte…Read More
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Seniors Move Up California’s Vaccine Priority List
As California continues its vaccination roll out, the California Department of Public Health’s Community Vaccine Advisory Committee (CVAC) has updat…Read More
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How Seniors Can Celebrate the Holidays Safely in San Diego
We look forward all year to the holidays we celebrate in December as a time to gather with loved ones. Unfortunately, in 2020, gathering with family a…Read More
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Seniors, Caregivers and the Coronavirus Vaccine
On December 8, 2020, 90-year-old Margaret Keenan became the first person in the U.K. and the world to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. On the same…Read More