UpdatedThu, Feb 4, 2021 at 10:50 am ET
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Rockland's allocation this week includes eight retail outlets that will vaccinate residents who are 65 and older. (Shutterstock)
ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY — New York health officials have begun sending out weekly information to the counties about doses of coronavirus vaccine, and Rockland's allocation this week includes eight retail outlets that will vaccinate residents who are 65 and older.
Hospitals are charged with vaccinating healthcare workers. County health departments are responsible for vaccinating essential workers. Retail providers are the ones where senior citizens can get vaccinations.
The "retail" sites schedule their own appointments, so people need to contact them directly.