Important Update to NYS Vaccine Tracker Reporting

 

Effective immediately, providers in receipt of COVID-19 vaccine, irrespective as to whether such doses are via a direct State or federal allocation or a redistribution, will now be required to report to the vaccine tracker on Mondays and Thursdays by 10am.

All providers with COVID-19 vaccine doses on hand or that depleted their allocation since their last report are required to fill out the vaccine tracker both days. This reporting will continue to be used for allocation determinations and is still required.

If you have any questions regarding this change or the vaccine tracker in general​, please email: [email protected].

Categories: Covid ResourcesPublished On: March 16th, 2021Tags: , , , ,

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