Monday Nov. 29 COVID-19 update: Douglas County hospitalizations, ICUs, ventilators hit another peak - WOWT

The Douglas County Health Department on Monday reported an additional COVID-19 death since its last report on Saturday: a vaccinated woman in her 70s with underlying conditions has died, bringing the local death toll to 855.

Seven of those hospitalized with the virus are pediatric COVID-19 patients.

As of Monday, 21.2% of local children ages 5-11 have had their first pediatric COVID-19 vaccination, with 0.84% of local kids considered fully vaccinated.

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department on Monday reported two COVID-19 deaths: two unvaccinated men, one in his 50s and another in his 70s, bring that area’s pandemic death toll to 328.

Additionally, the health department said hospitals in the area were caring for 102 COVID-19 patients, including 14 on ventilators.

Below is a list of the Douglas County COVID-19 vaccination clinics scheduled for this week, including child vaccination clinics at area schools.

All clinics are open to the public for any approved shot in the vaccination series.

All Douglas County Health Department pop-up clinics will offer only Pfizer COVID-19 booster vaccinations, but once Moderna and Johnson & Johnson boosters are authorized, the health department plans to have all three available at its in-house and drive-through clinics.

OneWorld is offering pediatric COVID-19 vaccinations, for children ages 5-11, at the following clinics:.

OneWorld will also offer children’s COVID-19 vaccinations at school health centers:.

Children’s Hospital is planning to offer dedicated COVID-19 vaccination clinics for about a month, starting by Thursday, Nov.

11, pediatric COVID-19 vaccinations will be available by appointment at any Children’s Hospital location.

Nebraska Medicine is offering COVID-19 vaccinations at clinics in several retail pharmacies and health centers around the Omaha-metro.

The Sarpy/Cass Health Department offers COVID-19 vaccinations at its offices, located at 701 Olson Drive in Papillion:.

The Sarpy/Cass Health Department has scheduled vaccination clinics for all COVID-19 vaccine doses, including pediatric doses:.

Three Rivers Public Health Department is giving out boosters to those in certain risk categories who have had Pfizer vaccinations.

It is also working with area businesses and schools to provide plan more COVID-19 vaccination clinics.

Three pediatric vaccination clinics have been set up for children ages 5-11:.

NEBRASKA VACCINE HOTLINE: Nebraskans can call 531-249-1873 or toll-free at 833-998-2275 for more information on the state’s COVID-19 vaccination process

DOUGLAS COUNTY HELPLINE: Local COVID-19 information, in Spanish and English, is available from 8:30 a.m

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