President Joe Biden today announced the launch of covid.gov, a new one-stop shop for finding COVID-19 vaccines, masks, tests, and treatments by county on an easy-to-use website.

“We are in a new moment in this pandemic, it does not mean it’s over, it means it no longer controls our lives,” Biden said, before announcing he was getting his second booster dose of vaccine later this afternoon. “Thanks to the foundation we have laid, America has the tools to fight the virus.”

Despite the optimistic message, Biden warned that the federal government only has enough money to fund COVID-19 monoclonal antibody treatments until the end of May, and he pleaded with Congress to authorize more money for COVID-19 response.

Biden also warned that a lack of funds would mean booster shots may not be free in the fall, when many experts expect all Americans will be eligible for a fourth booster shot. Yesterday, the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) approved the use of a fourth dose for Americans 50 and older who have seen at least 4 month elapse from their first booster dose.

Source: White House launches ‘one-stop’ website for COVID-19 needs | CIDRAP