Prevea President and CEO Dr. Ashok Rai joined Action 2 News This Morning to address the current trends and the tools we have to prevent serious illness.
Prevea President and CEO Dr. Ashok Rai joined Action 2 News This Morning to give us an updated on the situation in our area and why it’s important to continue to stop the spread.
Prevea President and CEO Dr. Ashok Rai joined us on Action 2 News This Morning to talk about that hope and the importance of at home testing for people who are high risk patients.
Dr. Rai joined us on Action 2 News This Morning to talk about the one year anniversary of the first COVID shots in Northeast Wisconsin and why it’s so crucial people get vaccinated and boosted.
“The number one rule is if you have symptoms, stay home. Get tested, but if you’re symptomatic, don’t make other people sick,” Dr. Rai said during a visit to Action 2 News This Morning.
Prevea Health President & CEO Dr. Ashok Rai joined us on Action 2 News This Morning to talk about the timeline for those boosters and possible approval of pediatric shots.
During a visit to Action 2 News This Morning, Dr. Rai talked about why it is so important to help protect our kids as COVID-19 cases rise in Wisconsin.
“And it’s a really important age group as we start to look at where COVID is spreading, who’s getting infected, how it’s being spread,” says Dr. Ashok Rai, President & CEO, Prevea Health.
“Really, right now there’s no reason for you not to sign up for an appointment and get one scheduled,” says Dr. Ashok Rai, President & CEO of Prevea Health.
Prevea Health President and CEO Dr. Ashok Rai encouraged people in eligible groups to try to sign up now. You can also see which vaccine is given on which day.
Dr. Rai joined us on Action 2 News This Morning to discuss a feeling of hope with the expected approval of Johnson & Johnson’s one-shot vaccine this week.
“The state still is locked into this 70,000-or so doses a week that they’re getting from the federal government, so that pie keeps getting divided up and divided up and divided up, so we’re getting less and less every week."
“Everybody has a different definition of 1A and 1B. Our 1A may have been broader, so there may be more people in it versus somebody else’s 1B. And to be honest with you, certain states got more supply than Wisconsin did. There’s a lot of factors in there,” Dr. Rai said Tuesday on Action 2 News This Morning.
“As of January 18, we’re allowed to immunize fire and police, so they’ll be coming in Monday throughout the week, as well as other people that are in that category 1A."
“So what the state’s saying is as we scale up, as health care providers do, and we’re just one of many in the state, as we scale up, we need to make sure the vaccines are flowing from the federal government into our sites,” says Dr. Ashok Rai, President and CEO of Prevea Health.
