This is the last week for New York hospital workers to get their initial COVID vaccine shot before a supply that was set aside for them is reallocated for individuals with underlying health conditions and co-morbidities, Governor Cuomo told reporters at his Feb. 8 briefing.
The deadline was set as the state announced it had reached the critical 75-percent threshold for vaccinating front-line health care workers at a point when the vaccine remains in short supply.
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