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1 | U.S. COVID-19 Vaccine Prioritization Tracker for People with Diabetes | |||||||||
2 | Updated 1/12/2021 | |||||||||
3 | Started by @lollydaggle (please update with new information!) | Write-Up Here | ||||||||
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5 | State | Following ACIP? | Type 1 | Type 2 | All Other Types | Plan Details | Source | Last Update | ||
6 | Alabama | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | Here | 1/5/2021 | |||
7 | Alaska | Mostly | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1b, if 50 or older, presumed for 1c). | No specified prioritization | For Phase 1b, must be age 50 or older and specifically mentions type 2 diabetes only. The guidance also mentions the ACIP recommendations for Phase 1c. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
8 | American Samoa | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 2) | No specified prioritization | "American Samoa will follow a phased approach recommended by CDC as vaccine supply will be limited. Phase 2 will include the Adults with high-risk medical conditions who possess risk factors for severe COVID-19 illness, people 65 years of age and older (including those living in Long term Healthcare Facilities) and our general population inclusive of school age children, daycare population and those from Phase 1 who were not vaccinated. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
9 | Arizona | Mostly | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | Arizona does not appear to distinguish among people with different types of diabetes, although they do discuss ACIP recommendations. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
10 | Arkansas | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | Indicates intent to follow ACIP recommendations. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
11 | California | No | No specified prioritization - see notes on additional clauses | Prioritized starting 3/15 | No specified prioritization - see notes on additional clauses | After moving to an age-based tier, California opened vaccinations back up to high risk populations 16-64 starting on 3/15. Diabetes other than type 2 is not prioritized but people with type 1 diabetes or other types may be able to get a vaccine under the following clauses: - The individual is likely to develop severe life-threatening illness or death from COVID-19 infection - Acquiring COVID-19 will limit the individual's ability to receive ongoing care or services vital to their well-being and survival - Providing adequate and timely COVID care will be particularly challenging as a result of the individual's disability Check out the following website for up to date information on vaccine availablity: https://www.vaccinateca.com/ | Here | 2/13/2021 | ||
12 | Colorado | Mostly | Presumed prioritized (Phase 2) | Prioritized (Phase 2) | Presumed prioritized (Phase 2) | Colorado does not appear to distinguish among people with different types of diabetes, although they do discuss ACIP recommendations. For Phase 1B.3, 2+ conditions but includes all types of diabetes. | Here | 1/30/2021 | ||
13 | Connecticut | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | "Our decisions about priority order for Phase 1b and beyond will be made based on ACIP guidelines, our State’s allocation subcommittee advice, and ultimately the decision of the Governor." Connecticut may be allowing all people with diabetes into 1c now -- stay tuned. | Here | 1/19/2021 | ||
14 | Delaware | Mostly | Presumed prioritized (remaining Phase 1) | Prioritized (remaining Phase 1) | Presumed prioritized (remaining Phase 1) | Delaware does not appear to distinguish among people with different types of diabetes, although they footnote to the ACIP recommendations. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
15 | District of Columbia | Mostly | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | The District of Columbia will be using the full CDC list for prioritization. | Here | 1/21/2021 | ||
16 | Florida | No | Presumed prioritized | Presumed prioritized | Presumed prioritized | Florida only has a draft of the vaccination plan available; the draft says it is "expected" that people that are high-risk for COVID complications will be included in what other states are calling Phase 1c, but no information on specific planned phases is available, and people with "diabetes" (type unspecified) are listed as a critical population. In recent weeks, Florida has been setting aside the ACIP recommendations in other areas. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
17 | Georgia | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1) | No specified prioritization | "During limited vaccine availability, GIP will utilize CDC ACIP recommendations and the National Academy of Medicine’s Framework for Equitable Allocation of COVID-19 Vaccine." Phase 1 includes "People at increased risk for severe illness from COVID-19, including those with underlying medical conditions and people 65 years of age and older." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
18 | Guam | Mostly | No specified prioritization | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | Guam appears to mostly be following the ACIP recommendations. Phase 1c includes "Diagnosed with high-risk medical conditions, predisposed to severe illness, underserved communities, or are 65 years of age or older." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
19 | Hawaii | Mostly | Presumed prioritization (Phase 1b or Phase 2) | Presumed prioritization (Phase 1b or Phase 2) | Presumed prioritization (Phase 1b or Phase 2) | Hawaii is using the "significantly higher risk" (Phase 1b) and "moderately higher risk" language (Phase 2). Diabetes is listed in a table for population groups in Phase 1b and Phase 2. So, it is unclear how people with diabetes will be split among those two phases. Hawaii does say that take the ACIP recommendations into account. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
20 | Idaho | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | Here | 1/5/2021 | |||
21 | Illinois | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | "Information contained in this document is based on limited and preliminary guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) and will be continuously updated as that guidance evolves." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
22 | Indiana | Mostly | Presumed prioritized (Group ?) | Prioritized (Group ?) | No specified prioritization | Under Group 1-B, the plan lists all conditions under the CDC "Certain Medical Conditions" page whether the condition is considered "are" or "might be" at increased risk. However, the state says they intended to follow ACIP recommendations (when available). People with diabetes are still presumed to be prioritized somewhere but Indiana also may be moving to age-based distribution with individuals over the age of 80 included in Group 1-B now. | Here | 1/11/2021 | ||
23 | Iowa | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1-B) | No specified prioritization | The plan indicates that it will follow ACIP recommendations. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
24 | Kansas | Mostly | No specified prioritization | Presumed prioritized (increased availability, Spring) | No specified prioritization | An October 2020 draft indicates following ACIP recommendations and includes people with type 2 diabetes in Phase 1b. An updated framework in December indicates "individuals at high risk for adverse health consequences" will be prioritized before the general population. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
25 | Kentucky | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | "KDPH will provide guidance and recommendations established by the CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) regarding vaccine administration that will include the appropriate immunization schedule, dosage and contraindications." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
26 | Louisiana | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | "LDH is following prioritization guidance from the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
27 | Maine | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | "Maine is following vaccine priority recommendations from a U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory group." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
28 | Maryland | Mostly | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 2) | No specified prioritization | The Maryland Phase 2 closely mirrors ACIP Phase 1b & 1c. Interestingly, the plan also includes conditions such as Asthma, HIV/AIDs, Liver Disease and Cystic Fibrosis in Phase 2, whereas ACIP does not prioritize these. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
29 | Massachusetts | No | No specified prioritization | Not prioritized unless 2+ conditions on the ACIP list. | No specified prioritization | Massachusetts is requiring two or more comorbidities to get vaccinated in Phase 2. Otherwise, general public. | Here | 1/30/2021 | ||
30 | Michigan | Mostly | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | "MDHHS is following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendations for prioritization of distribution and administration of COVID-19 vaccines for adults. CDC recommendations are based on input from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)." However, they do not specify the type of diabetes when discussing their Phase 1c "Individuals age 16 to 64 years with COPD, hypertension, chronic kidney disease, heart disease, diabetes, obesity or other conditions that puts them at high risk of negative COVID-19 outcome." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
31 | Minnesota | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c), if following ACIP | No specified prioritization | Minnesota appears to be following the ACIP recommendations "The Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine Allocation Advisory Group reviews the ACIP guidelines and makes detailed recommendations for how to apply the guidelines in Minnesota." For phase 1c includes adults ages 65-74 years, people ages 16 to 64 years with high-risk medical conditions. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
32 | Mississippi | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | "As more vaccine is distributed over the coming months, vaccinations will be expanded to other groups such as essential workers and high-risk groups such as those with chronic disease and over age 65 as determined by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
33 | Missouri | Mostly | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1b) | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1b) | Missouri released an updated plan indicating that only people with type 2 diabetes would be included in Phase 1b. | Here | 1/14/2021 | ||
34 | Montana | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | "Time frames and target populations are based on current estimates of vaccine availability and current recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). Timeframes and populations may be adjusted as resources and recommendations are reviewed." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
35 | Nebraska | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | "The vaccine supply will be limited for some time and distribution will follow the recommendations of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), which determines priority groups for the U.S. based on data showing the best opportunity to limit infection and to reduce hospitalizations and deaths." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
36 | Nevada | Mostly | Prioritized (Tier 4) | Prioritized (Tier 3) | No specified prioritization | Nevada indicates the following "3. People with Underlying Health Conditions that are at Increased Risk for Severe Illness from COVID-19 and 4. People with Underlying Health Conditions that may be at Increased Risk for Severe Illness from COVID-19 ." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
37 | New Hampshire | Mostly | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 3a) | No specified prioritization | The New Hampshire updated vaccine allocation on January 5 and indicates that people with moderately high risk conditions (under the age of 50) will be vaccinated as part of a 1b (two or more conditions) or 3a (one condition) prioritization, with 3b being the general public. Type 2 diabetes is the only diabetes listed as being a moderately high risk condition. | Here | 1/11/2021 | ||
38 | New Jersey | Mostly | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | Prioritized (Phase 1b) | No specified prioritization | New Jersey opened up pre-registration for vaccines. Type 1 and type 2 both listed as high risk. Discussion here that Type 1 is part of a 1c prioritization. An updated list of eligibility has moved people with type 2 diabetes into Phase 1b. New Jersey keeps putting out conflicting communications but Type 1s should still be in 1c (checked via calling Department of Health). | Here | 1/19/2021 | ||
39 | New Mexico | Yes | Presumed prioritized | Prioritized | No specified prioritization | New Mexico appears to be following ACIP recommendations and lists out people with type 1 diabetes separately from people with type 2 diabetes (using the ACIP conditions list) on their vaccine registration. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
40 | New York | Unclear | Unclear | Presumed prioritized (Phase 3) | Unclear | New York is outlining five phases with individuals with high risk comorbidities and conditions in Phase 3. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
41 | North Carolina | Mostly | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Group 2) | No specified prioritization | "Anyone 16-64 years old with high-risk medical conditions that increase risk of severe disease from COVID such as cancer, COPD, serious heart conditions, sickle cell disease, Type 2 diabetes, among others, regardless of living situation." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
42 | North Dakota | Mostly | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | High risk medical conditions are prioritized in Phase 1c. However, North Dakota defines that by linking to the CDC "People with Certain Medical Conditions" page that distinguishes between type 1 and type 2. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
43 | Northern Mariana Islands | Yes | No specified prioritization | Presumed prioritized | No specified prioritization | Indicates that it will follow the ACIP recommendations, "This information will be utilized by the Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation and the CNMI COVID-19 Task Force as a guide for finalizing the vaccine allocation framework to ensure that the federal recommendations meet the CNMI’s needs." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
44 | Ohio | No | Prioritized (Phase 1B)********** | No specified prioritization | No specified prioritization | Ohio is adding niche qualifiers now -- "severe type 1 diabetes requiring hospitalization in the past year" | Here | 1/19/2021 | ||
45 | Oklahoma | No | Prioritized (Phase 2) | Prioritized (Phase 2) | Prioritized (Phase 2) | Oklahoma does not distinguish between any type of diabetes. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
46 | Oregon | Yes | No specified prioritization | Presumed prioritized (phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | OR hasn't released detailed plans for phases 1b and 1c but has so far followed ACIP recommendations. Future phases of vaccine distribution will also be informed by the advice of Oregon’s soon-to be established COVID Vaccine Advisory Committee | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
47 | Pennsylvania | Mostly | Prioritized (Phase 2) | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | Pennsylvania is mostly following the ACIP recommendations with splitting people with type 1 and type 2, however, the general population is included under a Phase 3. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
48 | Puerto Rico | Mostly | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | According to their Department of Health website, it lists the phases that people will be vaccinated in. Like many of the US states, Phase 1c includes "Personas con enfermedades crónicas de 16 años en adelante". Which translates to: People with chronic diseases 16 years of age and older. | Here | 1/11/2021 | ||
49 | Rhode Island | Mostly | No specified Prioritization | No specified prioritization | No specified prioritization | Rhode Island has not announced details of its phase 2 rollout, which is purported to include "people with moderate comorbid conditions." Depending on vaccine availability, phase 1b may include populations with two or more significant comorbid conditions. Recommendations to be informed by ACIP. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
50 | South Carolina | Yes | No specified prioritization | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | As of 12/31/20, the SC COVID-19 Vaccine Advisory Committee is working to translate ACIP recommendations for phases 1b and 1c for the state. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
51 | South Dakota | No | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1D) | No specified prioritization | Vaccine prioritization group 1D under SD's plan lists type 2 diabetes only | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
52 | Tennessee | No | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | Prioritized (Phase 1c) | Tennessee does not distinguish between diabetes types for Phase 1c. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
53 | Texas | Mostly | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1b) | No specified prioritization | Here | 1/5/2021 | |||
54 | U.S. Virgin Islands | Yes | No specified prioritization | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1B) | No specified prioritization | "In addition to first responders, persons with immunocompromised conditions, and the 65 and older population, Phase 1B comprises specified frontline staff of select local and federal public and private agencies or entities that regularly engage with the public." Indicates that they are using the ACIP recommendations as a guide. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
55 | Utah | No | No specified prioritization | No specified prioritization | No specified prioritization | Utah's first wave of phase 2 vaccinations will focus on residents age 75+. Additional waves of phase 2 are likely to include "residents with certain underlying conditions" but Utah does not specify which conditions. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
56 | Vermont | Yes | No specified prioritization | Prioritized (Phase 1c), if following ACIP | No specified prioritization | Vermont is appearing to follow ACIP recommendations but does not specify who is in Phase 1c other than "Adults with high-risk medical conditions, adults 65+" | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
57 | Virginia | Mostly | Prioritized (Phase 1b) | Prioritized (Phase 1b) | No specified prioritization | Virginia released a survey tool where you can find out what phase you are in. Both Type 1 diabetes and Type 2 diabetes are listed as Phase 1c. On January 14th, Governor Northam announced moving people with high risk conditions to Phase 1B. | Here | 1/14/2021 | ||
58 | Washington | Mostly | No specified prioritization | Prioritized | No specified prioritization | The plan, as of October 2020, indicates an approach for Phase 1a only. Phase 1 discussions seem to only include mention of people with type 2 diabetes. Washington intends to rely on the honor system and is releasing their tool on January 6th. An updated timeline shows Washington state taking into account age and multiple high risk comorbidities for Phase 1 (Dec-April). For high risk comorbidities, Washington State is linking to the CDC "Certain Medical Conditions" list that distinguishes between people with type 1 diabetes and people with type 2 diabetes. It is unclear at this point where prioritization will happen in later phases. | Here | 1/11/2021 | ||
59 | West Virginia | No | No specified prioritization - possible phase 2-A | No specified prioritization - possible phase 2-A | No specified prioritization - possible phase 2-A | West Virginia estimates it will begin phase 2-A in March, which will include members of the general population prioritized by age and pre-existing health problems as defined by a physician's order. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
60 | Wisconsin | Yes | No specified prioritization | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | As of 1/4/21, WI only indicates approaches for phase 1a. "After we get more vaccine supply and vaccinate those in Phase 1A, we anticipate that Phase 1B may include persons aged 75 and older and non–health care frontline essential workers. Then we anticipate in Phase 1C, persons aged 65–74, persons aged 16–64 with high-risk medical conditions, and essential workers not included in Phase 1B will start receiving COVID-19 vaccine." | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
61 | Wyoming | Mostly | No specified prioritization | Presumed prioritized (Phase 1c) | No specified prioritization | As of 12/30/20, WY only indicates approaches for phases 1a and 1b. Prioritization is based on recommendations from CDC/ACIP as well as the Wyoming Department of Health Medical Ethics Committee. | Here | 1/5/2021 | ||
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