Wisconsin Reinstates COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations, but Insurance Coverage Murky

Wisconsin reinstates COVID-19 vaccine recommendations, but insurance coverage murky

It’s still not clear who will foot the bill for vaccines and whether insurance companies will continue to cover them.

Wisconsin health department continues to urge new COVID-19 vaccine for anyone over 6 months old

The state's health department put out a standing order for the COVID vaccine. The goal is to ensure that Wisconsinites can get the jab at pharmacies across the state even without a prescription. The post Wisconsin health department continues to urge new COVID-19 vaccine for anyone over 6 months old appeared first on WPR.

Dept. of Health Services: Continues to recommend the COVID-19 vaccine for all Wisconsinites 6 Months and older

As directed by Gov. Tony Evers’ Executive Order #275, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) has reviewed the scientific evidence surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine. Based on this review, DHS issued a statewide standing medical order that allows most Wisconsinites who want the...

Wisconsin DHS recommends COVID-19 vaccine

The health department said it recommends the COVID-19 vaccine for anyone 6-months-old and older during the fall respiratory virus season.