Beaumont Health System in Michigan is cancelling nearly 2,000 COVID-19 second-dose vaccine appointments over an unexpected shortage.
The health system said in a statement on Monday that it learned of an “unexpected and significant reduction in Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine allocation from the state of Michigan,” forcing it to cancel 1,884 second-dose appointments that had been scheduled for Thursday.
Beaumont said in its statement that it’s prepared to administer 50,000 doses a week, but instead will only be able to administer 2,200, which is all the state supplied in its recent allocation.
The health system said it has administered more than 100,000 doses since the vaccine became available two months go.
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