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Public Health - COVID-19 Vaccine

Posted on: January 29, 2021

[ARCHIVED] 1.29 email to Broomfield Residents 70+

HALF of Broomfield’s 70+ residents have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, this is great news!

HALF of Broomfield’s 70+ residents have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, this is great news! If you have not yet received a vaccine, please know that it will take time to vaccinate all of the approximately 7,000 70+ seniors in Broomfield. You have not missed your opportunity!

The City and County of Broomfield is working to meet Governor Polis’s goal of vaccinating 70% of 70+ year olds by February 28, so vaccination is happening as quickly as the federal supply is available. As previously shared, Broomfield Public Health is currently in a gap-filling role for vaccinations, and working with local partners to identify seniors who can’t get vaccinated by the current pathways (i.e. those who are uninsured, those who are homebound, etc.). Last week, residents ages 70+ were offered COVID-19 vaccines in the following communities:

The Avenues at Crofton Park
Town Center Senior Apartments
Front Range Mobile Home Community
Broomfield Greens - including residents at Maryel Manor
Corbin Manor

Sign-up by phone!

Many of our local health systems have set-up a phone option for you to sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine in addition to the online sign-up option. Both are available even if you are not a current member of that health system.