New York will open 10 new state-run mass COVID-19 vaccination sites in the next few weeks, including one in Niagara Falls.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday on Twitter the new sites, which he said will further the state’s distribution network.
The Niagara Falls vaccination site will be at the Conference Center at 101 Old Falls Street.
The governor said more details are forthcoming. Four of the sites are located in the NYC metro-area, while the remaining six are upstate.
It’s a big change as New York state looks to end the policy of mandated specific COVID sick leave in the workplace.
It's in the Conventus medical office building on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, the center accepts all patients regardless of insurance status.
Visitation has been temporarily suspended due to an increase in positive COVID cases among the incarcerated individual population.
Debra Kobler had just left the hospital after battling the effects of COVID-19 in 2020. She was in a coma for six weeks. It nearly killed her.
