The state plans to expand the vaccine offering to those 75 and older the following week, then those 70 and older on Feb.
DeWine said that over time, vaccine production should increase, and additional manufacturers may receive approval for their vaccines, leading to increased availability in the state and distribution at more and larger facilities.DeWine said the state is offering the vaccine to those 65 and older in the next phase because they have accounted for 87% of the deaths from COVID-19.In an announcement released Monday, OhioHealth said the vaccines will begin at 9 a.m.