Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)

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Alameda County is reviewing all Moderna vaccine distributed to the County to make sure administration of vaccine doses from the Lot in question (41L20A) is paused. The County Points of Dispensing have not received or administered vaccine from this Lot, but some local providers did receive doses from it.

No Alameda County providers have reported unusual vaccine responses to the Public Health Department at this time. Alameda County is committed to safe distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and will continue to vaccinate health care workers eligible for Phase 1a.

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OPPORTUNITIES TO HELP: (PAID Positions Available)

1. California Health Corps: Register for the California Health Corps which is a State program for trained medical and healthcare workers to sign up and provide availability to assist in the COVID-19 response.
2. Medical Surge Volunteer Sign Up: Register as a volunteer with the County of Alameda to assist with the COVID-19 response. Medically and non-medically trained volunteers will be needed.

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COVID-19 Case Investigation/Contract Tracing Services Vendor Pool Rolling RFQ

The Alameda County Health Care Services Agency is seeking qualified organizations to provide emergency COVID-19 services that include case investigation, contact tracing, resource navigation, outreach and health education, and distribution of the Isolation/Quarantine Care Kits to Alameda County residents. Learn More!

January 14, 2021
Statement on 'Who can get vaccinated in Alameda County right now?'

January 7, 2021
2021 Alameda County Expects State to Extend Regional Stay At Home Order

December 14, 2020
Alameda County Prepares for Vaccine Distribution to Frontline Hospital Workers and 911 First Responders

December 4, 2020
Bay Area Health Officers Move to Implement the State’s New Regional Stay Home Order