Local health care providers prepare to give COVID-19 vaccines following White House announcement
Following the announcement from the White House Wednesday morning, some local pediatricians and primary care doctors say they're looking forward to offering the COVID-19 vaccine to their patients for the first time.
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Oct 20, 2021, 9:21 PM
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Updated 912 days ago
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252ds agoFollowing the announcement from the White House Wednesday morning, some local pediatricians and primary care doctors say they're looking forward to offering the COVID-19 vaccine to their patients for the first time.
News 12's Sean McCabe talks to local pediatricians about the rollout, where family-owned practices will have an easier time getting and storing the vaccines, and how the two largest health care providers in the state are working with the smallest clinics to make sure they have shots when they need them.
