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"Maryland health officials are preparing for a two-phase COVID-19 vaccination process that will prioritize the state's most vulnerable residents until a vaccine becomes more widely available. The two-phase plan anticipates that only limited quantities of a coronavirus vaccine will be available until 2021. Very limited amounts of vaccine could be available as early as November, according to the draft plan.

Phase one will involve vaccinating healthcare personnel who care for COVID-19 patients, other essential workers, staff and residents at nursing homes and other people at the highest risk of developing complications from COVID-19.

The draft plan estimates that about 14 percent of Maryland residents, or about 850,000 people, will be eligible for vaccination during phase one.

The state will also launch Marylandvax.org, a website where Maryland residents will be able to pre-register to receive a COVID-19 vaccine and news updates on the vaccination program.

During phase two, the vaccine will become available to the general public. The beginning of phase two will be decided based on vaccine availability and the success of phase one."

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