Helpful resources for aging services providers from CDC, PALTmed.

CDC will make recommendations on vaccine's use in June; vaccine will be available before next winter.

In anticipation of the onset of the 2023-24 RSV season, the CDC is encouraging preparation through implementation of new RSV prevention options.

Adults age 60 and older are encouraged to get the vaccine.

July 26^th webinar introduces two new RSV vaccines and discusses implications for long term care populations.

DOH released guidance on monkeypox and polio last week in response to rising monkeypox cases and in response to a polio case in Rockland County.

Members encouraged to review advisory and send any questions to mpox@health.ny.gov.

Resources include adult MMR vaccination decision tree, Be Ready for Measles toolkit, and Measles Cases and Outbreaks tracker.

Advisory outlines recommended clinician actions, testing recommendations.

The CDC recommends that all adults aged 75 and older, as well as adults aged 60-74 who are at increased risk of severe RSV due to certain chronic medical conditions or who live in nursing homes, receive the RSV vaccine.