Booster doses sustain protection against COVID-19, especially for individuals at higher risk for hospitalization, severe illness

Las dosis de refuerzo mantienen la protección contra COVID-19, especialmente para las personas con mayor riesgo de hospitalización o enfermedad grave

Workgroup finds expanding COVID-19 vaccination to anyone 5 years of age and older will protect those who are vaccinated, contribute to control of the COVID-19 pandemic

Booster recommended for Moderna recipients who are 65 and older, residing in long-term care facilities, or who are 50-64 with underlying medical conditions or at increased risk of social inequities

Governor, OHA committed to ensuring anyone eligible, especially vulnerable Oregonians, able to get a booster shot

Press conference scheduled at 11 a.m., September 28

Refuerzo de Pfizer recomendado para personas de 65 años o más, personas con problemas de salud subyacentes y personas con mayor riesgo debido a entornos laborales o institucionales ; Debido a que las desigualdades del sistema aumentan el riesgo de enfermedades graves, se recomienda incluir los factores sociales de la salud en la evaluación de las condiciones médicas

Pfizer booster recommended for people 65 and older, those with underlying health conditions, and those at higher risk due to occupational or institutional settings; Because systemic inequities increase risk of severe illness, social determinants of health recommended to be included in assessment of medical conditions

La Gobernadora Kate Brown aplaude al Condado de Washington por el logro de vacunar a más del 80% de adultos, reduciendo la brecha de equidad; La clínica de vacunación móvil en el Mercado de Agricultores de Forest Grove es un ejemplo de los esfuerzos de conexión comunitaria para la vacunación

Governor applauds Washington County for vaccinating over 80% of adults, closing equity gaps; Mobile vaccine clinic at Forest Grove Farmers Market example of community outreach in vaccination efforts

Urges Oregonians to get vaccinated, wear masks to save lives and help keep schools, businesses, and communities open

Press conference scheduled at 11 a.m., September 7

Nurses, paramedics, and specialists to deploy to Central and Southern Oregon hospitals, long-term care facilities throughout the state

With COVID-19 rapidly spreading, masks help stop spread of the Delta variant

Health care workers, K-12 educators, staff, and volunteers required to be fully vaccinated

Press conference scheduled at 11 a.m., August 19

K-12 mask requirements, health and safety plans critical to ensuring minimal disruptions to school year

Housing counselors available to help homeowners navigate resources; Rental assistance for qualified tenants available at OregonRentalAssistance.org

Initial deployment of 500 Guard members to hospitals statewide will begin August 20

Urges Oregonians to get vaccinated, wear masks to help stop spread of the Delta variant

Press conference scheduled at 11 a.m., August 11

Read: "Let's all work together to end this pandemic"

All State of Oregon executive branch employees required to be fully vaccinated

Health care workers have a choice to protect staff and patients from COVID-19: weekly testing or verifying vaccination status