#PrioritizeDisabledLives

This carrd contains tips for calling, scripts for calling your reps, and a list of vaccine distribution phases for all 50 states, Washington DC, & Puerto Rico!
Created by @myelasticheart

Helpful Tips

Calling can be intimidating, especially if you have anxiety! These scripts will help you prepare what to say. The person who answers the phone won't be mean and they won't actually be the representative - they'll be a staffer who will take a message. Let them know you'd like to leave a message for the representative regarding COVID-19 vaccine distribution plans, and then use your script. They might ask if you want to leave your number or email, and that's your choice! There are scripts for states that don't prioritize disabled folks, as well as for states that only prioritize the 12 conditions listed on the CDC website, which leaves far too many people behind.Feel free to change or add the script to suit what you want to say - it helps to have some variation in the calls and a personal story can make an impact! Just try to keep it concise and clear so they get the point.You can scroll to the bottom to see what your state's vaccine distribution plan looks like.
Thanks for calling!!

California

GOVERNOR NEWSOM:
CALL (916) 445-2841
SAY: "Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME] and i'm a constituent from [YOUR CITY]. i'm calling to demand Governor Newsom add people with preexisting conditions to the list of prioritized groups for vaccine distribution. Chronically ill and disabled people are incredibly high-risk when it comes to COVID-19, regardless of age. An age-based vaccination plan will leave us/them vulnerable to the virus. The loss of more disabled lives during this pandemic is unacceptable and unconscionable. People with preexisting conditions have already lost so much while hospitals are at capacity. You have the power to prevent any more loss by prioritizing disabled lives, and i ask you to do the right thing and include people with preexisting conditions in the priority group for vaccine distribution. Thank you for your time and have a good day."STATE SENATORS/STATE REPRESENTATIVES ( find yours here ):
SAY: "Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME] and i'm a constituent from [YOUR CITY]. i'm calling to demand [INSERT SENATOR/REP NAME] advocates for people with preexisting conditions to be added to the list of prioritized groups for vaccine distribution. Chronically ill and disabled people are incredibly high-risk when it comes to COVID-19, regardless of age. An age-based vaccination plan will leave us/them vulnerable to the virus. The loss of more disabled lives during this pandemic is unacceptable and unconscionable. People with preexisting conditions have already lost so much while hospitals are at capacity. You have the power to prevent any more loss by prioritizing disabled lives, and i ask you to do the right thing and include people with preexisting conditions in the priority group for vaccine distribution. Thank you for your time and have a good day."

STATES THAT ONLY PRIORITIZE CONDITIONS LISTED ON THE CDC WEBSITE

GOVERNORS
SEARCH: Go to your governor's website and use the "contact" tab to find the phone number for the governor's office.
SAY: Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME] and I'm a constituent from [YOUR CITY]. I'm calling to demand [YOUR REP’s NAME] expand the list of high-risk conditions eligible for COVID-19 vaccines in [STATE NAME]. The CDC themselves have stated that their list is not exhaustive, and only includes conditions for which there have been enough documented COVID cases to draw data from. This means that people with rare conditions are not included. But a lack of data does not mean a lack of risk - many of [us/them] are still at a higher risk for catching COVID or developing severe complications from it. People with preexisting conditions have already lost so much in this pandemic, from access to healthcare to their lives. You have the power to prevent any more loss by prioritizing disabled lives and expanding the vaccine eligibility to more people with preexisting conditions. Thank you for your time and have a good day."STATE SENATORS/STATE REPRESENTATIVES ( find yours here ):
SAY: Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME] and I'm a constituent from [YOUR CITY]. I'm calling to demand [YOUR REP’s NAME] advocate to expand the list of high-risk conditions eligible for COVID-19 vaccines in [STATE NAME]. The CDC themselves have stated that their list is not exhaustive, and only includes conditions for which there have been enough documented COVID cases to draw data from. This means that people with rare conditions are not included. But a lack of data does not mean a lack of risk - many of [us/them] are still at a higher risk for catching COVID or developing severe complications from it. People with preexisting conditions have already lost so much in this pandemic, from access to healthcare to their lives. You have the power to help prevent any more loss by prioritizing disabled lives and expanding the vaccine eligibility to more people with preexisting conditions. Thank you for your time and have a good day."

ALL OTHER STATES

GOVERNORS:
SEARCH: Go to your governor's website and use the "contact" tab to find the phone number for the governor's office.
CALL the number provided.
SAY: "Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME] and i'm a constituent from [YOUR CITY]. i'm calling to demand Governor [LAST NAME] add people with preexisting conditions to the list of prioritized groups for vaccine distribution. Chronically ill and disabled people are incredibly high-risk when it comes to COVID-19, regardless of age. [CHOOSE THE MOST APPLICABLE: An age-based vaccination plan will leave us/them vulnerable to the virus / The current vaccination plan fails to adequately prioritize people with preexisting conditions, leaving us/them vulnerable to the virus / The current vaccination plan does not include people with preexisting conditions, leaving us/them vulnerable to the virus / The current vaccination plan only includes a select few conditions provided by the CDC, despite the CDC stating that their list is not exhaustive. This decision leaves too many people with high-risk medical conditions vulnerable to the virus.]
The loss of more disabled lives during this pandemic is unacceptable and unconscionable. People with preexisting conditions have already lost so much during this time. You have the power to prevent any more loss by prioritizing disabled lives, and i ask you to do the right thing and include people with preexisting conditions in the priority group for vaccine distribution. Thank you for your time and have a good day."STATE SENATORS/STATE REPRESENTATIVES ( find yours here ):
SAY: "Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME] and i'm a constituent from [YOUR CITY]. i'm calling to demand [INSERT SENATOR/REP NAME] advocates for people with preexisting conditions to be added to the list of prioritized groups for vaccine distribution. Chronically ill and disabled people are incredibly high-risk when it comes to COVID-19, regardless of age. [CHOOSE THE MOST APPLICABLE: An age-based vaccination plan will leave us/them vulnerable to the virus / The current vaccination plan fails to adequately prioritize people with preexisting conditions, leaving us/them vulnerable to the virus / The current vaccination plan does not include people with preexisting conditions, leaving us/them vulnerable to the virus / The current vaccination plan only includes a select few conditions provided by the CDC, despite the CDC stating that their list is not exhaustive. This decision leaves too many people with high-risk medical conditions vulnerable to the virus.] The loss of more disabled lives during this pandemic is unacceptable and unconscionable. People with preexisting conditions have already lost so much during this time. You have the power to prevent any more loss by prioritizing disabled lives, and i ask you to do the right thing and include people with preexisting conditions in the priority group for vaccine distribution. Thank you for your time and have a good day."

VACCINE PRIORITIZATION BY STATE

ALABAMA
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers and long-term care workers and residents
-Phase 1B includes essential workers and people over the age of 75
-Phase 1C includes people over the age of 65, people with high-risk medical conditions, and any essential workers not included in 1B
-Phase 2 includes the general population
ALASKA
-Phase 1A includes people over the age of 65, healthcare workers, and long-term care residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes people who live in congregate settings, people between the ages of 55-64, essential workers who are over 50 or have high-risk health conditions, people ages 16 and up living in "unserved communities", and people over the age of 50 with 2 or more high-risk health conditions.
ARIZONA
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers and long-term care facility staff and residents
-Phase 1B includes K-12 teachers, childcare workers, law enforcement, and people over the age of 65 (special priority for everyone over the age of 75), and other essential workers
-Phase 1C will include adults of any age with high-risk medical conditions
-Phase 2 will include any remaining Phase 1 populations as well as the general population
ARKANSAS
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, long-term care residents and staff, law enforcement, and first responders
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 70, childcare workers, teachers and school staff, higher education workers, agricultural workers, firefighters, police and correctional officers, transit and postal service workers, and manufacturing workers.
-Phase 1C includes people over the age of 65, people between 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions, transportation and logistics workers, water and wastewater workers, food service workers, shelter and housing workers, finance/IT/communications/media workers, energy industry workers, and public safety/public health workers.
CALIFORNIA
-Phase 1A will include healthcare workers and long-term care workers
-Phase 1B includes anyone over the age of 65 and essential workers in education, childcare, emergency services, and food/agriculture industries
-Phase 1C is an exclusively age-based system with older individuals receiving priority.
COLORADO
-Phase 1A includes COVID-specific healthcare workers and long-term care facility staff and residents.
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 70, other healthcare workers, first responders, frontline essential workers, and state government officials.
-Phase 2 includes people between the ages of 60-69, people ages 16-59 with specified high-risk illnesses, other essential workers and local government officials, and adults who received a placebo during a COVID-19 vaccine trial.
-Phase 3 includes the general population.
CONNECTICUT
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents, and medical first responders.
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 75, residents and staff of congregate settings, people between ages 65-74, frontline essential workers, and people with high-risk medical conditions.
-Phase 1C has not been released yet.
DELAWARE
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, residents and staff of long-term care facilities, and emergency medical services agencies.
-Phase 1B includes frontline essential workers, and people over the age of 65.
-Phase 1 includes people between 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions, people in congregate settings, and other essential workers.
-Phase 2 includes people ages 16-49 with moderate-risk medical conditions, people ages 50-64, and any essential workers or congregate settings staff/residents who didn't receive the vaccine in phase 1.
-Phase 3 includes the general population.
-Phase 4 includes anyone who did not have access to vaccines in prior rounds.
FLORIDA
-Phase 1 will include limited availability vaccines for healthcare workers, long-term care staff and residents, first responders and frontline essential workers.
-Phase 2 is projected to involve large scale distribution and will prioritize people with high-risk medical conditions and people over the age of 65.
GEORGIA
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and staff, law enforcement, and people over the age of 65 and their caretakers.
-Phase 1B includes essential workers in critical infrastructure sectors.
-Phase 1C includes people ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions.
HAWAII
-Phase 1 includes healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents.
-Phase 2 includes first responders, frontline essential workers, and people over the age of 75.
-Phase 3 includes people ages 65-74, people ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions, and all other essential workers.
-Phase 4 includes the general population.
IDAHO
-Group 1 includes healthcare workers, home care providers, and long-term care facility residents and staff.
-Group 2 includes frontline essential workers, and people over the age of 65.
-Group 3 includes other essential workers and people with high-risk medical conditions.
-Group 4 includes the general population.
ILLINOIS
-Phase 1A includes healthcare personnel, long-term care facility staff and all residents
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 65, frontline essential workers, and incarcerated individuals
-Phase 1C will include people ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions and other essential workers
-Phase 2 will include the general population.
INDIANA
-Phase 1A includes patient-facing healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents and staff, congregate living facility staff, and first responders.
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 70.
-Remaining phases have not been announced yet.
IOWA
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers and long-term care residents and staff
-Phase 1B Tier 1 includes first responders and educators/childcare workers
-Phase 1B Tier 2 includes frontline essential workers in food, manufacturing, and agricultural industries as well as individuals with disabilities living in home settings and their direct care staff
-Phase 1B Tier 3 includes congregate facility staff and residents as well as state government officials -Phase 1B Tier 4 includes inspectors responsible for health, life, and safety
-Phase 1B Tier 5 includes correctional facility staff and incarcerated individuals
-The remaining phases have not been announced
KANSAS
-Phase 1 includes healthcare workers, long-term care residents and staff, and workers critical to pandemic response continuity
-Phase 2 includes people over the age of 65, residents and staff of congregate living facilities, and high-contact critical workers
-Phase 3 includes people ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions, and other critical workers
-Phase 4 includes people ages 16-64 with other medical conditions
-Phase 5 includes the general population
KENTUCKY
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes first responders, people over the age of 70, and K-12 school personnel
-Phase 1C includes people over the age of 60, people over the age of 16 with CDC-designated highest risk conditions, and essential workers
-Phase 2 includes anyone over the age of 40
-Phase 3 includes anyone over the age of 16
-Phase 4 includes children if the vaccine is approved for them
LOUISIANA
-Phase 1 includes hospital staff, long-term care facility residents and staff, and first responders
-Phase 1B Tier 1 includes people over the age of 70, and outpatient healthcare workers
-Phase 1B Tier 2 includes essential governmental response personnel, judiciary personnel, law enforcement and military personnel, correctional officers, essential workers, congregate setting residents and staff, K-12 and daycare personnel, food and agriculture workers, postal workers, public transit workers, and grocery store workers.
-The remaining phases have not been announced.
MAINE
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and staff, public safety personnel, and critical COVID-19 response personnel
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 65, adults with high-risk medical conditions, and critical frontline workers
-Phase 1C includes other frontline workers
-Phase 2 includes the general population
MARYLAND
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and staff, and first responders/public safety/correctional workers
-Phase 1B includes residents and staff in congregate settings, people over the age of 75, government officials essential to continuity of government, and education workers
-Phase 1C includes people ages 65-74, and essential workers in lab services, agriculture, manufacturing, postal services, etc.
-Phase 2 includes people ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions, and essential workers in critical utilities, transportation, food service, etc.
-Phase 3 includes the general population
MASSACHUSETTS
-Phase 1 includes healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and staff, congregate care settings, and home-based healthcare workers
-Phase 2 includes people over the age of 75, people over the age of 65 who have two or more high-risk medical conditions or live/work in low-income and affordable housing, other essential workers, and people ages 16-64 with one high risk medical condition
-Phase 3 will include the general population but prioritizes essential workers
MICHIGAN
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 75, frontline state/federal responders, school and child care staff, correctional staff, and other essential frontline workers
-Phase 1C includes people ages 65-74, people ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions, and all remaining essential workers
-Phase 2 includes the general population
MINNESOTA
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers and long-term care residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 75 and frontline essential workers
-Phase 1C includes people ages 65-74, people ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions, and other essential workers.
-The remaining phases have not been announced.
MISSISSIPPI
-Healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and staff, people over the age of 65, and people ages 16-64 with a high-risk qualifying medical condition are currently eligible to receive the vaccine
MISSOURI
-Phase 1A includes patient-facing healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1B Tier 1 includes first responders, emergency services, and other healthcare workers
-Phase 1B Tier 2 includes people over the age of 65 and people ages 16-64 with CDC designated high-risk medical conditions
-Phase 1B Tier 3 includes essential workers in education, childcare, communications, dams, energy, food/agriculture, government, IT services, nuclear power, transportation, and water/wastewater
-Phase 2 includes essentials workers in chemicals, commercial facilities, manufacturing, defense industry, financial services, and higher education as well as disproportionately affected communities and homeless populations
-Phase 3 includes the general population
MONTANA
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 75, frontline essential workers, individuals living/working in congregate care and correctional facilities, and indigenous people/people of color who may be at elevated risk
-Phase 1C includes people over the age of 65, people ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions, and other essential workers
-Phase 2 includes the general population
NEBRASKA
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers and long-term care residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 65, people over the age of 16 with certain high-risk medical conditions, first responders, educators and school staff, and critical infrastructure essential workers
-Phase 1C includes vulnerable populations such as disabled people, congregate living residents and staff
-Phase 2 includes the general population
NEVADA
-Tier 1 includes healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Tier 2 prioritization lanes for frontline essential workers includes public safety/security workers, frontline community support including educators, frontline supply chain and logistics workers including agriculture and manufacturing, frontline commerce and service industries, and all other essential workers
-Tier 2 prioritization for the general population is ranked by people over the age of 70, then people ages 65-69, people ages 16-64 with underlying medical conditions or disabled individuals or people experiencing homelessness, and then healthy adults
-Incarcerated individuals will be in the general population lane and ranked by these groups as well
NEW HAMPSHIRE
-Phase 1A includes at-risk health workers, first responders, and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 65, people who are medically vulnerable, people living or working in residential facilities for intellectually/developmentally disabled people, correctional staff, and remaining health workers and first responders
-The remaining phases have not been announced
NEW JERSEY
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes first responders, people over the age of 65 and people ages 16-64 with CDC-defined high-risk medical conditions
-Phase 1C has not been finalized but the state plans to include additional essential workers and additional at-risk individuals in the next phase.
-Phase 2 will include the general population
NEW MEXICO
-Phase1A includes healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and staff, and congregate living settings residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 75, people ages 16 or older with high-risk medical conditions, frontline essential workers, and vulnerable populations
-Phase 1C includes people over the age of 60, and essential workers
-Phase 2 includes the general population
NEW YORK
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, EMS workers, and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1B Part 1 includes people over the age of 65, grocery workers, first responders, correctional officers and incarcerated individuals, educators and school staff, transit workers, residents and staff of homeless shelters, and other congregate care settings
-Phase 1B Part 2 includes other frontline essential workers and other at-risk groups (to be determined by New York State)
-Phase 1C includes people with certain underlying health conditions (to be determined by New York State) and all other essential workers
-Phase 2 includes the general population
NORTH CAROLINA
-Group 1 includes healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Group 2 includes older adults
-Group 3 includes frontline essential workers
-Group 4 includes adults with high-risk medical conditions
-Group 5 includes the general population
NORTH DAKOTA
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, first responders, and long-term care residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 75, people over the age of 65 with high-risk medical conditions, people with two or more high-risk medical conditions, child care workers, and K-12 school staff
-Phase 1C includes other frontline essential workers and people with one high-risk medical condition
-Phase 2 will include the general population
OHIO
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and staff, congregate care settings residents and staff, and EMS responders
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 65, people with select high-risk medical conditions, and K-12 school staff
-The remaining phases have not been announced

OKLAHOMA
-Phase 1 includes inpatient and COVID-specific healthcare workers, EMS workers, and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 2 includes outpatient healthcare workers, people over the age of 65, adults with high-risk medical conditions, K-12 school staff, congregate living settings residents and staff, elected officials, incarcerated individuals, and certain essential workers including public transit workers, correctional officers, and manufacturing workers
-Phase 3 includes educational staff outside K-12 settings, childcare workers, and essential workers
-Phase 4 includes the general population
OREGON
-Phase 1A Group 1 includes healthcare workers in inpatient settings, EMS services, tribal health programs, and first responders
-Phase 1A Group 2 includes long-term care facility residents and staff, mobile crisis care, and correctional staff
-Phase 1A Group 3 includes healthcare workers in high-risk outpatient settings, caregivers of disabled people and medically high-risk people, and people with high-risk medical conditions or disabilities who receive home care
-Phase 1A Group 4 includes all outpatient healthcare workers
Phase 1B Group 1 includes childcare providers, early learning educators, and K-12 school staff
-Phase 1B Group 2 include speople over the age of 80
-Phase 1B Group 3 includes people over the age of 75
-Phase 1B Group 4 includes people over the age of 70
-Phase 1B Group 5 includes people over the age of 65
-The remaining phases have not been announced but will include essential frontline workers, people with high-risk/moderate-risk health conditions, and incarcerated individuals
PENNSYLVANIA
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and staff, people over the age of 65, people with high-risk medical conditions as defined by the CDC
-Phase 1B includes congregate living facility residents and staff, first responders, correctional officers, food and agriculture workers, USPS workers, manufacturing workers, grocery store workers, education workers, clergy and essential support for houses of worship, public transit workers, and individuals caring for children or adults in day programs
-Phase 1C includes essential workers in sectors including transportation, water and wastewater, food service, housing construction, finance, IT, communications, energy, legal services, media, public safety, and public health as well as elected officials and their staff
-Phase 2 includes the general population
RHODE ISLAND
-Phase 1 includes healthcare workers, first responders, congregate living facility residents and staff, and other groups
-Phase 2 includes people over the age of 75
-Phase 3 includes people ages 74-65
-Phase 4 includes people with eligible high-risk medical conditions and people ages 60-64
-Phase 5 includes people ages 50-59
-Phase 6 includes people ages 40-49
-Phase 7 includes people ages 16-39
SOUTH CAROLINA
-Phase 1A includes people over the age of 70, healthcare workers, certain frontline essential workers, EMS workers, first responders, and public health workers
-Phase 1B includes other frontline essential workers including educators, grocery store workers, and daycare workers
-Phase 1C includes people over the age of 65, people over the age of 16 with certain high-risk medical conditions, and other essential workers
-The remaining phases have not been announced
SOUTH DAKOTA
-Phase 1 Group A includes healthcare workers and long-term care facility workers
-Phase 1 Group B includes long-term care residents
-Phase 1 Group C includes other healthcare workers, EMS workers, law enforcement, correctional officers, and public health workers
-Phase 1 Group D includes people over the age of 65, people with select high-risk conditions, high-risk residents in congregate living settings, people under 65 with 2 or more high-risk medical conditions, teachers and other school/college staff, and funeral service workers
-Phase 1 Group E includes fire service personnel and other critical infrastructure workers
-Phase 2 will include the general population
TENNESSEE
-The age-based priority will start with people ages 75 and up and lower by increments of 5 as supply becomes available. The phases below are risk-based
-Phase 1A1 includes inpatient healthcare workers, first responders, adults who cannot live independently and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1A2 includes outpatient healthcare workers
-Phase 1B includes K-12 and childcare staff, first responder and operations personnel
-Phase 1C includes people with high-risk medical conditions and caregivers of children with high-risk medical conditions
-Phase 2A includes critical infrastructure essential workers, social services, commercial agriculture, commercial food produciton, correctional staff, and public transit
-Phase 2B includes transportation workers, public infrastructure workers, telecommunications, and grocery workers
-Phase 3 includes individuals in congregate living facilities, grocery workers, and incarcerated individuals
TEXAS
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers, last responders, school nurses, and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes people with high-risk medical conditions
-The remaining phases have not been announced
UTAH
-Phase 1 includes healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and staff, and first responders
-Phase 2 includes people over 75
-The remaining phases have not yet been announced but are expected to include congregate living settings, school staff, and people with high-risk medical conditions
VERMONT
-Healthcare workers are eligible to receive vaccines
-The next priority group is based on age starting with people over the age of 75
-After the age groups are completed,
people with CDC-listed high-risk medical conditions will be eligible
VIRGINIA
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes frontline essential workers, people over the age of 65, people with high-risk medical conditions, and congregate living facility residents and staff including homeless shelters, correctional facilities, and migrant labor camps
-Phase 1C includes other essential workers
WASHINGTON
-Phase 1 Tier 1 includes healthcare workers, high-risk first responders, long-term care facility residents and staff, people over the age of 65, and people over the age of 50 in multigenerational househoulds
-Phase 1 Tier 2 includes essential workers over the age of 50 working in congregate settings including prisons, K012 schools, and grocery stores
-Phase 1 Tier 3 includes people with 2 or more high-risk medical conditions
-Phase 1 Tier 4 includes high-risk essential workers under age 50 working in certain congregate settings, and residents and staff of congregate living facilities
-The remaining phases have not been announced
WEST VIRGINIA
-Phase 1A includes hospital healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents and staff
-Phase 1B includes community infrastructure workers, emergency responders, public health officials, and first responders
-Phase 1C includes other healthcare workers such as home health providers
-Phase 1D includes K-12 school staff and higher education staff as well as select essential workers
-Phase 2 includes the general population with priority for people over the age of 60 or people with a high-risk medical condition who have an order from their doctor
WISCONSIN
-Currently eligible populations include frontline healthcare workers, long-term care facility residents and staff, first responders, law enforcement, correctional staff, and people over age 65
-The next eligible groups will include education and childcare workers, individuals enrolled in Medicaid long-term care programs, some public-facing essential workers, non-frontline essential healthcare personnel, and congregate living settings residents and staff
-The remaining phases have not been announced
WYOMING
-Phase 1A includes hospital healthcare workers, EMS and EMT workers, long-term carefacility residents and staff, tribal public health providers, COVID-specific healthcare workers, inpatient healthcare workers, urgent care clinics, law enforcement, home healthcare providers, school nurses, pharmacy staff, and other healthcare workers
-Phase 1B includes people over the age of 70, first repsnders, funeral service providers, National Guard members, congregate living settings residents and staff, other healthcare providers, K-12 school staff, childcare service providers, public transit workers, grocery store workers, food manufacturing and supply workers, and USPS and delivery service workers
-The emaining phases have not been announced yetWASHINGTON DC
-Phase 1A includes high-risk healthcare workers and first responders
-Phase 1B includes people with high-risk conditions and older adults in congregate or overcrowded settings
-Phase 2 includes K-12 school staff, essential workers in high-risk settings, people with moderate-risk health conditions, congregate living facility residnets and staff including homeless shelters, incarcerated individuals, correctional staff, and older adults
-Phase 3 includes young adults and essential workers
-Phase 4 includes the general population
PUERTO RICO
-Phase 1A includes healthcare workers
-Phase 1B includes long-term care facility residents and staff, people over the age of 65, other essential healthcare workers, first responders, and critical infrastucture workers
-Phase 2 includes people with select high-risk medical conditions as defined by the CDC, incarcerated individuals, homeless shelters, people attending college or universities, congregate living facility residents and staff, people with disabilities, and people who are uninsured or under-insured