Idaho’s Largest One Day Vaccination Event At Boise Airport
Crush the Curve Idaho wants to vaccinate the 208 with Idaho s largest one day vaccination clinic Thursday, April 8th (dose 1) and April 29th (dose 2). Here s how to sign up!
The idea of this event is to vaccinate as many people as possible in one shot (well, technically two). It ll happen in the economy parking lot at the Boise Airport but worry not, it s not going to be a free for all of people standing back to back in endless lines (it is a contagious virus they re trying to prevent from spreading after all. You ll need to make an appointment time to show up to for the first dose on the 8th. You ll automatically be registered for an appointment at the same time on Thursday, April 29th to receive the second dose of the vaccine.
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MERIDIAN, Idaho â Crush the Curve Idaho has set a pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinic inside the AmeriBen building in Meridian, where Red Rock Pharmacy will be administering about 1,100 of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine on Saturday to eligible Idahoans.
âFrom a Crush the Curve perspective, it s all about the registrations, the scheduling. We have great technology that allows people to schedule to really have low to no paper experience and move through that process, said Tina Upson, Executive Director of Crush the Curve Idaho. What Crush does, we just really come in with the technology and that support staff to wrap around it and to really help have a good experience on the ground and leave the medical part to the pharmacy.â