Frontline health workers make home visits to give COVID-19 vaccines to homebound Americans

Depending on where you live, people who are homebound are still facing obstacles when it comes to getting a COVID-19 vaccine. Some cities and towns are working to change that by bringing the vaccine to them.
For people who can’t leave their homes, getting vaccinated against COVID-19 has been a challenge. Some cities have been working to change that by bringing the vaccines to them.  
"My husband was very active before COVID. We went to the gym. My husband is a golfer," said Rose Lee Goldberg of Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Goldberg said her husband, Gordon, tested positive for COVID-19 in December. After a series of hospital visits, he's been bedridden ever since.  

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