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Immunization clinics steady; flu cases shift toward influenza B, RSV and COVID steady

Cayuga County Board of Health · February 24, 2026
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Summary

Dr. Cassandra Archer reported steady immunization clinic activity and noted a decline in overall flu cases with most recent reports showing influenza B; RSV and COVID-19 counts remain steady.

Dr. Cassandra Archer, director of community health services, reported that immunization clinic volumes remained steady for the month. She also reviewed the communicable disease report and said there were no major changes identified.

On influenza trends, Archer said the county is seeing a decline in overall flu cases and that most of the recent reports are influenza B; earlier in the season most reported cases were influenza A. She added that RSV and COVID-19 case counts remain steady. No outbreak-level actions or new interventions were announced during the meeting.