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April 7, 2021 12:24 PM

Covid-19 Vaccine Update 04.07.2021

If you or someone you know is homebound and unable to travel to receive the vaccine, we want to hear from you! Plans are currently underway to reach the transient populations as well as the homebound population. Please call us at 913-294-2431 and we will record your information and call back once the vaccine becomes available to schedule a time for vaccination; or, you can email covidmchd@miamicountyks.org with the information.

As of 04/06/2021:
*All data is provisional and subject to change at any time

• MCHD has received a total of 9,700 doses (first and second-doses, combined) of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine allocated from KDHE and community partners

• MCHD has received a total of 500 Janssen J&J doses

• 37 first and second-dose clinics have been completed since January 2021, and 16 upcoming clinics are scheduled through May 2021. (MCHD staff are currently scheduling for 4/12/21 first-dose clinic) and we are currently vaccinating Phases 1-5 of the Kansas Vaccination Plan

• 30.7% of Kansans have been vaccinated thus far, with one dose

• MCHD has administered a total of 4,756 first-doses and a total of 3,027 second-doses of the Moderna vaccine

• MCHD has held 3 Janssen, J&J vaccine clinics, two in-home vaccine clinics have been scheduled for homebound individuals

• MCHD administered 17 doses of Janssen/ Johnson and Johnson vaccine to inmates and staff of Miami County Jail, at the time of vaccination that was 1/3 of the jail population

• MCHD has reallocated close to 2,000 doses of Moderna and Janssen to Auburn, Vohs, and Auten pharmacies to assist with vaccination efforts with Miami County schools, childcare providers, residential facilities, large organizations, and individuals who qualify within the Kansas Vaccination Plan.

• Approximately 20% of Miami County’s population has been fully vaccinated with both doses of Moderna or Pfizer or one-dose of Janssen J&J

• According to our WEBIZ Report as of 04/05/2021 the following vaccination coverage rates corresponding with each zip code in Miami County:

o 66013 (Bucyrus)- 99%*
o 66026 (Fontana)- 32%*
o 66036 (Hillsdale)- <1%*
o 66040 (LaCygne)- 42%*
o 66053 (Louisburg)- 28%*
o 66064 (Osawatomie)- 21%*
o 66071 (Paola)- 42%*
o 66083 (Spring Hill)- 23%*

*percentage accounts for all residents within the zip code listed may include residents residing in corresponding zip code, but who live in a county other than Miami

• The COVID-19 vaccine interest form is still active and new responses are being recorded daily
o Approximately 7,092 online submissions have been collected as of 4/06/2021; once recorded either via online or by telephone submission and additional vaccine appointments become available, MCHD staff are calling individuals to offer a vaccine appointment for a specific time/date/location for an upcoming clinic.

***Please note*** Do not call to see where you are at on "the list", if you submit an interest form via online submission, you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not receive a confirmation, please ensure the survey was submitted appropriately. If you have difficulty filling the online survey out, and/or do not have access to internet, please call Miami County Health Department: 913-294-2431 and we would be happy to assist you in filling out the interest form.

Please e-mail: covidmchd@miamicountyks.org with any questions or concerns regarding COVID-19.

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