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Lawmakers Want to Make All Vets, Some Caregivers Eligible for VA COVID-19 Vaccines
"In my mind, veterans should always be at the front of the line."
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"In my mind, veterans should always be at the front of the line."
Delayed surgeries and other health needs put off during the COVID-19 crisis could stress the system in the coming months.
The move allows Prime beneficiaries to receive the vaccine at non-military facilities without incurring any fees.
Appointments are largely dependent on availability and demand, and access to the shot may vary greatly by location.
The servicemembers will create 20 new teams to support a vaccination effort that could see further expansion.
Get all the details on these pandemic-connected relief options, including links, FAQs, and more.
Your options vary based on location, age, and other factors. Here’s what you need to know.
"This will very much be a joint effort. It's not going to fall to one service."
Lloyd Austin, a retired Army general, began his history-making tenure atop DoD on Jan. 22.
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Issues that popped up this year included problems with moving crews, short-staffing, and miscommunication.
Collections had been on hold since April in response to COVID-19 concerns, but were to resume this month.
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