CVS pharmacies in Florida are vaccinating teachers under the age of 50, despite the age limits for vaccine recipients imposed by the state.
The network said it is following new guidance from the Biden government, The Associated Press reported. He also started vaccinating daycare and pre-school teachers.
“We align with the updated guidelines of the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program, making pre-K appointments available through 12 educators and staff and daycare professionals in all 17 states where we currently offer COVID-19 vaccines. This includes Florida “, a CVS spokesman said The Hill in a statement.
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The state is currently prioritizing vaccines for employees of K-12 schools aged 50 years and over, residents over 65, as well as people under 65 considered clinically vulnerable by a doctor.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on your website that the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program will prioritize teachers and staff in pre-K-12 schools and child care programs during the month of March.