A new online tool shows Americans when they can get the coronavirus vaccine.
Although the COVID-19 feature began being administered to health workers across the country last Monday, the general public is not expected to have access until spring or summer.
Using data from the Ariadne Labs Vaccine Allocation Planner and the Surgo Foundation, ABC News created a questionnaire that helps people find out where they are on the vaccine line.
The tool asks users to enter what state and county they live in, their age, job, and whether they have any pre-existing conditions.
Once this is done, it estimates approximately how many people in this area are scheduled to be vaccinated before the user, as well as how many Americans are part of their priority group.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has advised that health care workers and residents of nursing homes should be part of the first group to receive the vaccine, although each state can choose whether to follow this framework.
A CDC advisory group voted Sunday to recommend that essential front-line workers and people 75 and older should be next.
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In New York State, health workers began receiving spikes last week and residents of the residences began vaccinating on Monday.
In the coming weeks, priority will be expanded to include other care workers, EMTs, forensics, forensics, Governor Andrew Cuomo said Monday.
Since last Monday, more than 550,000 doses have been administered nationwide, with about 38,000 in New York, most states in the United States, Cuomo said.