More COVID-19 vaccine doses headed to Central Texas in third week of distribution

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Texas is getting nearly 380,000 more doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in the third week of distribution from the Centers for Disease Control, the Department of State Health Services said in a press release Monday.

More than 175,000 of the vaccines produced by Pfizer and nearly 82,000 produced by Moderna will go straight to providers around the state, DSHS says. An additional 121,875 Pfizer vaccines will go to the federal Pharmacy Partnership for Long-Term Care Program, which began Monday in Texas. Those doses should serve around 300 long-term care facilities in the first week, the CDC says.

Area providers receiving doses of the vaccine this week are:

• Travis County
  • Seton Medical Center, 2,750 doses
  • Dell Children's, 1,200
  • St. David's, 1,200
  • North Austin Medical Center, 900
  • Dell Seton at University of Texas, 700
  • SARS-CoV-2 Immunization Team, 300
  • Arise Austin Medical Center, 200
  • The Hospital at Westlake Medical Center, 200
• Williamson County
  • Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, Round Rock, 400 doses
  • Texas Oncology Cedar Park, 300
  • Brushy Creek Family Hospital, 200
  • Seton Medical Center, 100
  • St. David's Surgical Hospital, 100
  • St. David's Georgetown Hospital Pharmacy, 100
• Hays County
  • Seton Medical Center Hays, 800 doses
• Bastrop County
  • Ascension Seton Bastrop, 100 doses
  • DSHS Bastrop, 100
  • CommUnity Care, OB/GYN Bastrop, 100

The full list of Texas providers receiving COVID-19 vaccines in Week 3Download

Through the first three weeks of COVID-19 vaccine distribution, DSHS says the state has received 1.2 million doses, and it will be in 199 counties by the end of the week.