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Why It's So Hard To Book a COVID Vaccine Appointment

Why It's So Hard to Book a COVID Vaccine Appointment

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"The experience has been a little bit like trying to get Rolling Stones tickets."

Vaccination appointment sites have been flooded as Angelenos rush to get their shots. Tech-driven companies like Carbon Health, Salesforce, Accenture and Skedulo have powered much of the logistics, and the coming months will test their ability to help carry out the largest national health campaign in generations, explains Reporter Francesca Billington.

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The rush to schedule vaccinations for health care workers, residents of nursing homes and, now, people 65 and older will serve as a logistical trial for a larger rollout expected over the coming months. Read more>>

Michael Jones and Peter Pham, the founders of Science Inc., officially joined the SPAC frenzy on Tuesday. dot.LA caught up with Jones hours after his SPAC went public to discuss why and what he thinks of the current SPAC market. Read more >>

Insurance tech company Sidecar Health raised $120 million in a Series C funding round led by Drive Capital. The latest infusion of funds bumped its valuation up to $1 billion. Read more>>>

The New York-based company, billing itself as the first anti-superficial dating app, raised $2.1 million in seed funding led by Benson Oak Ventures to bring its fundraising total to $3 million. Read more>>

We are thrilled to announce the next virtual pitch showcase, which will be broadcast live at 11:00 a.m. PT on Thursday, February 4th. We're looking for Southern California startups in any industry founded by entrepreneurs of color and/or women, or by entrepreneurs from low-income or underrepresented communities. Submissions are now open for company nominations to present at the live event. Submissions will be evaluated on a rolling basis. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.