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Covid-19: Here's New Vaccine Allocation As Westchester Looks To Innoculate 26,000+ Next Week

The number of COVID-19 vaccines being allocated to Westchester continues to increase as the county looks to inoculate nearly 27,000 people during the 17th week of the state's vaccination program.

Nearly 27,000 allocations of COVID-19 vaccines are coming to Westchester.

Nearly 27,000 allocations of COVID-19 vaccines are coming to Westchester.

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Each week, the federal government supplies New York with hundreds of thousands of doses of the vaccine - with additional allocations on the way - which are then distributed to different regions based on population.

This week, Westchester was set to receive 26,760 more doses, up from last week, which will be distributed across the county based on need and risk.

Those vaccines are then administered to those eligible, which includes all adults 16 and over as the state seeks to vaccinate all New Yorkers by the summer.

In Week 17, according to county officials, the vaccines are being allocated in Westchester to:

  • Westchester County Center NYSDOG Pod: 9,360;
  • Westchester Medical Center: 3,000;
  • Westchester County Department of Health: 2,100;
  • Northern Westchester Hospital: 1,800;
  • White Plains Hospital: 1,000;
  • Grassy Sprain Pharmacy: 400;
  • Le-Mac Pharmacy: 400;
  • Larchmont Pharmacy: 300;
  • Taconic Pharmacy: 300;
  • Trotta's West Street Pharmacy: 300;
  • Mount Kisco Internal Medicine, OB/GYN and Flu Clinic: 300;
  • Burke Rehabilitation Hospital: 300;
  • Andrus Pavillion: 200;
  • Westchester Medical Group - Rye: 200;
  • Westchester Medical Group Yonkers, Ridge Hill: 200;
  • Montefiore Mount Vernon: 200;
  • Westchester Medical Group - White Plains: 200;
  • Gina Greco Tartaglia, MD: 200;
  • Roman Health Pharmacy: 200;
  • Westchester Health Medical - Internal Medicine at Yorktown: 200;
  • St. Joseph's Hospital: 200;
  • Sunlight Pharmacy: 200;
  • Larchmont Family Medicine: 200;
  • Save Mor Drugs: 200;
  • WPPA Armonk Medical & Wellness: 100;
  • Yonkers Medical Practice: 100;
  • NHPP Medicine Specialities at Phelps: 100;
  • PPHP White Plains: 100;
  • 656 Yonkers Ave.: 100;
  • Abbott House: 100;
  • Yorktown Pediatrics; 100;
  • Atlas Air, Inc.: 100;
  • Seebeyond Medicine: 100;
  • Zoovia Hamiduddin: 100;
  • Muhammad Naeem Physicians PC: 100;
  • Lokesh G Reddy, Physician, PC: 100;
  • Montefiore - WPPA New Rochelle: 100;
  • Park Avenue Family Practice: 100;
  • New Rochelle Thomas Lyo Medical PC: 100;
  • Dave Family Medical Services, PC: 100;
  • Christpher B. Nicora, MD: 100;
  • White Plains Medical Services: 100;
  • Lawrence Neshiwat MDPC: 100;
  • Southern Westchester Family Medicine: 100;
  • SHS Medical Services: 100;
  • Baxter's Pharmacy: 100;
  • New Rochelle Prescription Center: 100;
  • Allcare Health Pharmacy: 100;
  • SHP Westchester: 100;
  • Four Winds Hospital: 100;
  • GSP Longertm Care: 100;
  • Sleepy Hollow Pharmacy: 100;
  • Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital: 100;
  • NHPP Internal Medicine for Women and Plastic Surgery: 100;
  • Westchester Health Medical-Katonah Clinical: 100;
  • DVS Pharmacy: 100;
  • Ahma RX: 100;
  • Somers Pharmacy: 100;
  • Stratton Pharmacy: 100;
  • Jefferson Valley Pharmacy: 100;
  • D and B PHarmacy D/B/A Paul's Pharmacy: 100;
  • Drug Mart Millwood: 100; 
  • 45 Ludlow Pharmacy & Surgical Supplies DBA Medical Cabinet: 100;
  • Acme Pharmacy in Yorktown Heights: 100;
  • GSR-RX Corp Medicine Cabinet: 100;
  • Greenburgh Health Center: 100;
  • Narayan Pharmacy: 100;
  • Symart Drug Co. Inc. Prescription Center of Ossining: 100;

In the Hudson Valley, a total of 727,384 residents have received at least one dose of the vaccine, while 493,649 have received their second shot to complete the vaccination process.

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