Ocean County Health Department, VNA Health Group team up for mobile COVID-19 vaccine site
The Ocean County Health Department and the VNA Health Group are teaming up the next few days for a mobile COVID-19 vaccine site.
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Aug 10, 2021, 12:14 PM
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282ds agoThe Ocean County Health Department and the VNA Health Group are teaming
up the next few days for a mobile COVID-19 vaccine site.
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The site is located outside the Lowe's on Hooper Avenue in Toms River.
Last week, News 12 spoke with
a pharmacist who said calls for vaccines are up 40% in the last few weeks.
