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Rural residents of Linn County and other folks who may not be able to make it to the mass COVID-19 vaccination clinics in Albany are still getting shots thanks to the mobile vaccination van that’s been rolling for weeks. The van, a Mercedes Sprinter bought this year for $100,000 with federal CARES Act funds, has been driving to various locations around Linn County since March 5. The Linn County Board of Commissioners last week approved $35,000 to resupply it with medical equipment. The van was parked at Albany Helping Hands on Wednesday, doling out Johnson & Johnson vaccines to unhoused individuals. Mar.29 Julia Cheek, founder and CEO of EverlyWell Inc, discusses the importance of maintaining a wide-scale Covid-19 testing level in the U.S. to contain and track the disease despite the ongoing mass vaccination efforts. The provider of home testing kits is said to be valued at $2.9 billion after making its first two acquisitions. Cheek speaks to Emily Chang on Bloomberg Techn

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