Healthcare Worker Vaccination Mandate Now In Force for All Medicare/Medicaid Funded Hospitals

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March 5, 2022

CMS, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, as of February 1, 2022 has notified all participating hospitals it is now enforcing the vaxxination mandate applied to all healthcare workers for facilities that include hospitals that accept Medicare and Medicaid patients.

Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, CMS Administrator provided guidance for Health Care Facility Administrators and these facilities via a pdf delivered in early February.

Access the full CMS Guidance Document here  


In mid-February , one of our personal fav’s, The EPOCH Times published an article entitled “Biden Admin’s Covid-19 Vaccine Mandate Goes Into Effect for Most Healthcare Workers” by Jack Phillips. The article states, “Workers in 24 states have to receive one mRNA vaccine dose or the single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine by Monday, Feb. 14, amid court challenges, whereas workers in about half of all states had to comply and receive their first dose by Jan. 27, 2022. Health care staff who got their first shot on Jan. 27 will have to receive their second shot—if applicable— by Feb. 28. And workers who had to get their first shot on Feb. 14 have until March 15 to get the second one under CMS the mandate”.

According to the article, “Workers in Texas have to receive their first dose, if applicable, by next week on Feb. 21 and their second dose by March 21, according to the document”.

Access the Complete EPOCH Times article “biden-admins-covid-19-vaccine-deadline-sets-in-for-healthcare-workers” here


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