NEW YORK (WABC) -- New York State is discontinuing the 'Excelsior Pass' COVID vaccine phone app. The program allowed users to easily show proof of their vaccine status and test results.

Many New Yorkers recently woke to a notification letting them know the state’s covid passport app was done. But the Excelsior Pass’s biggest problem was its price tag. How did New York end up ...

New Yorkers will soon have to bid adieu to one of the last remaining vestiges of the state’s COVID-19 pandemic response regulations – the Excelsior Pass Plus app. Once used as a digital record of a ...

The state has set up an "Excelsior Help Desk," which can be reached at 844-699-7277 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., to assist those with questions or concerns about their vaccination records.

New York's Excelsior Pass Plus, the digital COVID-19 passport that displayed vaccination status on your phone and later became a target of critics for its ballooning cost, is going away.

Data collected for Excelsior Pass Plus will continue to be private and secure, state officials said, noting personal data will not be used for sales or marketing purposes or shared with a third party.

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)—- The Excelsior Pass App introduced during the pandemic will soon be discontinued. The app keeps a digital record of your COVID vaccination and was used at venues such a… ...

On July 28, the COVID vaccination app, commonly called Excelsior Pass, will no longer be available on digital devices. That's because the NYS Wallet app that hosted the pass will be shut down that ...

A $64 million mobile app used by New Yorkers during the pandemic to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test will be shut down in the coming weeks, according to state officials.

The Excelsior Pass app has rarely been used in the past two years, as COVID-19 emergency declarations come to an end. As of today, the app is still available in the app store.

The Excelsior Pass app, a digital relic of the pandemic, has rarely been used during the past two years, but it costs the state at least $200,000 a month to maintain, according to the Times Union ...