Mobile clinics are bringing the COVID-19 vaccine to Anchorage residents experiencing homelessness

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Visit Healthcare has been providing weekly COVID-19 vaccinations for members of Anchorage’s unsheltered community by bringing the vaccine to them.
During their fourth mobile vaccine clinic, Visit Healthcare workers offered COVID-19 tests to attendees and prepared upwards of 20 vaccine doses. Food and blankets, personally provided by employees, were given to those who stopped by the clinic.
In the back seat of a small car, registered nurse Emma Jacobson worked quickly to prepare the Johnson & Johnson vaccine shots.
Registered nurse Emma Jacobson works on paperwork for doses of the Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine she drew for patients at the mobile clinic. (Emily Mesner / ADN)

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