Get vaccinated, you could win $1,000,000.00

[abolt18]

Kentucky Vaccine Sweepstakes - Home

SHOT AT A MILLION is a public outreach campaign consisting of a series of statewide drawings to increase awareness of the availability and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines and provide incentives to Kentuckians to get a COVID-19 vaccination.

govstatus.egov.com

That's one way to motivate people to get vaccinated! This idea must have been thought up by people who actually understand human psychology and what motivates people.

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[nimbus]

Ohio Vaccine Lottery Gave Away $5 Million, But Didn’t Increase Vaccination Rates, Says New Study

A $5 million Ohio lottery scheme failed to increase vaccination rates in the state, according to a new study.

www.forbes.com

 

[GassYous]

If you want to motivate people you hit them in the pocketbook. Keep insurance companies from paying for their treatment if they catch covid and if they are quarantined for catching covid, then they should be quarantined without pay.

 

[pgg]

If you want to motivate people you hit them in the pocketbook. Keep insurance companies from paying for their treatment if they catch covid and if they are quarantined for catching covid, then they should be quarantined without pay.

I don't know. Most of the people who aren't getting the vaccine think covid is just the flu, if it's even real at all. They aren't worried about getting sick.

 

[deleted126335]

If you want to motivate people you hit them in the pocketbook. Keep insurance companies from paying for their treatment if they catch covid and if they are quarantined for catching covid, then they should be quarantined without pay.

Bad road to go down. Insurance denials for Obesity related problems, smoking related, injuries suffered while intoxicated? Etc.,etc.

 

[GassYous]

Bad road to go down. Insurance denials for Obesity related problems, smoking related, injuries suffered while intoxicated? Etc.,etc.

Makes sense to me. Better than denying for random bs reasons

 

[nimbus]

If you want to motivate people you hit them in the pocketbook. Keep insurance companies from paying for their treatment if they catch covid and if they are quarantined for catching covid, then they should be quarantined without pay.

We got a memo from our CEO saying mandatory vaccination is on the way. He encouraged those still unvaccinated to get vaccinated voluntarily. Apparently 15% of our staff is still unvaccinated which is shocking among healthcare workers. Anyway, keeping your job is a good motivator.

 

[nimbus]

I don't know. Most of the people who aren't getting the vaccine think covid is just the flu, if it's even real at all. They aren't worried about getting sick.

Or they believe right wing conspiracy theories about the vaccines.

 

[Hoya11]

We got a memo from our CEO saying mandatory vaccination is on the way. He encouraged those still unvaccinated to get vaccinated voluntarily. Apparently 15% of our staff is still unvaccinated which is shocking among healthcare workers. Anyway, keeping your job is a good motivator.

The mandatory vaccination policies have been implemented near me. It changes nothing.

Most of these unvaccinated people are all on the same message boards/news feeds, and they know you only have to do one thing to get out of any mandatory vaccine imposed by your employer: religious exemption. They all have been coached to write this in, and employer just dont challenege it. So nothing changes..

 

[Neopolymath]

We got a memo from our CEO saying mandatory vaccination is on the way. He encouraged those still unvaccinated to get vaccinated voluntarily. Apparently 15% of our staff is still unvaccinated which is shocking among healthcare workers. Anyway, keeping your job is a good motivator.

You don't live in the South. Those are rookie numbers for lack of hospital employee vaccination lol.

Going on L&D in the South is like entering another world, which is ironic considering it's not that far from the ICU which has been filled with sick people this whole pandemic. It's weird.

 

[VA Hopeful Dr]

You don't live in the South. Those are rookie numbers for lack of hospital employee vaccination lol.

Going on L&D in the South is like entering another world, which is ironic considering it's not that far from the ICU which has been filled with sick people this whole pandemic. It's weird.

Yep. Our hospital is proud of itself that we have 60% of employees vaccinated.

 

[vector2]

We got a memo from our CEO saying mandatory vaccination is on the way. He encouraged those still unvaccinated to get vaccinated voluntarily. Apparently 15% of our staff is still unvaccinated which is shocking among healthcare workers. Anyway, keeping your job is a good motivator.

Lol, our CMO would throw a ticker tape parade if 85% of our hospital employees were vaccinated.

 

[wholeheartedly]

Ours was at 50% vaccinated as of July 23rd.

about 55% on the hospital side and 45% LTC. 100% of physicians then decreasing rate with decreasing level of clinical education.

they won’t make it mandatory. they’re so terrified of losing staff they won’t hold ppl accountable for anything.

 

[nimbus]

Kaiser Permanente requires all employees, physicians to get COVID-19 vaccine

Kaiser Permanente is requiring all employees and physicians to get vaccinated against COVID-19, the health care organization announced Monday. The organization, which is the largest private employe…

ktla.com

Kaiser Permanente bucks Oregon law, mandates COVID vaccine for all employees

Oregon law prohibits employers from requiring health care workers to get vaccinated. Kaiser Permanente is requiring the COVID-19 shot for all is workers anyway.

www.opb.org

 

[GassYous]

At this point we should just let them all get covid and live tasteless lives

 

[doctalaughs]

Bad road to go down. Insurance denials for Obesity related problems, smoking related, injuries suffered while intoxicated? Etc.,etc.

I disagree it’s the same. Obesity is a long/hard road to correct- so is smoking or any other addiction. People can decide to get vaccinated tomorrow if they want.

At least they should pay higher premiums.

 

[chessknt]

I disagree it’s the same. Obesity is a long/hard road to correct- so is smoking or any other addiction. People can decide to get vaccinated tomorrow if they want.

At least they should pay higher premiums.

Exactly you can’t fix any of those issues with a near risk free injection that takes 30 minutes out of your day a month apart. If there was such a fix and people refused that too then that would be perfectly reasonable to deny insurance coverage for easily cured diseases.