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Older Adults Still at High Risk for Covid-19: Boosters, Family Caregivers, Care Centers Most Effective Measures

Was Live Wednesday, June 29, 2022

Guest Speakers:

  • Susan DeMarois, Director, California Department of Aging
  • Denny Chan, Directing Attorney, Justice in Aging
  • Roberto Velasquez, President & CEO, Southern Caregiver Resource Center
  • Dr. Sara Tartof, Infectious Disease Epidemiologist, Kaiser Permanente Southern California.

Our News Story from this Media Briefing

Older Adults Still at High Risk for Covid-19

Despite the high number of deaths in older adults from the Omicron surge, a significant number remain “un-boosted” — only 29.5% of people 65 and older are “fully boosted” with both first and second booster shots.

Speakers will discuss the challenges of getting older adults fully boosted, the efficacy of boosters against new variants for older adults, where access issues persist for isolated populations, and the need for sustaining public education campaigns to combat complacency and disinformation.

Presented by California Department of Aging
& Ethnic Media Services

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