Colorado Will Expand Covid-19 Vaccine To Age 60-64 Residents On March 5

Colorado will expand COVID-19 vaccine to age 60-64 residents on March 5

Colorado will expand COVID-19 vaccine to age 60-64 residents on March 5

Colorado will expand COVID-19 vaccine to age 60-64 residents on March 5

COVID In Colorado: Residents Age 60 and Up Will Have Access To Vaccine Starting March 5

COVID In Colorado: Residents Age 60 and Up Will Have Access To Vaccine Starting March 5

Starting March 5, Coloradans aged 60 and up can start getting a COVID-19 vaccine.

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