Recent developments in Pennsylvania highlight efforts to improve access to COVID-19 vaccines amid ongoing federal changes and challenges. The State Board of Pharmacy has voted to broaden pharmacy access to new COVID-19 shots, allowing eligible individuals to receive vaccinations without the need for a prescription. This decision comes as CVS announces plans to immediately resume administering COVID shots. In response to the evolving vaccine landscape, House Democrats are advocating for legislation aimed at protecting vaccine access and ensuring that private insurance and Medicaid cover vaccine costs. Meanwhile, due to recent CDC adjustments, obtaining COVID-19 vaccines has become more complicated, prompting state regulators to seek guidance from leading medical societies to navigate these changes. Overall, Pennsylvania is actively working to maintain and enhance vaccine availability for its residents.