Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities Persons 16-64 years of age with high risk medical conditions (including but not limited to: cancer chronic kidney disease COPD heart conditions such as heart failure, coronary artery disease or cardiomyopathies immunocompromised state solid organ transplant obesity BMI >30 kg/m2 sickle cell disease smoking type 1 and 2 diabetes pregnancy other medical conditions as determined by your medical provider) Persons working or living in congregate settings including but not limited to homeless shelters and group homes
Residents and Staff of nursing homes, skilled nursing and assisted living facilities COVID-19 Vaccine Prioritization for People with Disabilities Dashboard (As of ) Caregivers of people with disabilities living at home, including both paid and unpaid caregivers.
Additional disability-related groups, including three main groups: (1) people with disabilities who receive direct support care in the community, (2) people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, or (3) recipients of certain Medicaid programs. Other types of congregate care settings, including group homes. Long-term care settings, such as nursing homes. This tool tracks vaccine prioritization plans across five categories for the 50 US states, 5 US territories, and the District of Columbia: This dashboard was created as a partnership between the Johns Hopkins Disability Health Research Center and the Center for Dignity in Healthcare for People with Disabilities as a starting point for understanding how the disability community is prioritized in COVID-19 vaccine distribution and intends to help people with disabilities determine when they qualify for a COVID-19 vaccine in their state.
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