Who got vaccinated at the Wolstein Center in Cleveland?
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - When Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced a mass vaccination clinic at Clevelands State University Wolstein Center, he said it was a calculated choice. The Ohio Department of Health, Biden Administration and Federal Emergency Management Agency hoped the clinics location would help to vaccinate Clevelands most underserved communities, DeWine said. One-hundred neighborhoods within a six-mile radius of the Wolstein Center were at great than average risk during the pandemic, DeWine said. More than 1 million Ohioans aged 60 years and older live in Northeast Ohio. In a Thursday press conference, DeWine released data on COVID-19 vaccination at the Wolstein Center. Heres who got the shot:  - More than 258,000 doses of the vaccine were administered  - Nearly 50% of individuals vaccinated reported living in high social vulnerability zip codes  - During the clinics final 6-weeks, the percentage of vaccination among those living in high social vulnerability zip codes rose to 68%  The data indicates a success for Ohio. The state surpassed its goal of 40% of vaccinations going to those in high social vulnerability zip codes. Copyright 2021 WOIO. All rights reserved.