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Accompanied by wife, Mariana Jimenez, left, Weldin Lemus, center, receives the Johnson & Johnson s COVID-19 vaccine from registered nurse Anne-Marie Zamora at a Cedars-Sinai sponsored pop-up vaccine clinic at the Watts-Willowbrook Boys & Girls Club in Los Angeles, Wednesday, April 28, 2021. California, swimming in vaccine, is in a far different place than it was just weeks ago when simply scoring an appointment was cause for celebration. Today, Los Angeles, San Diego and other populous counties are advertising that anyone can walk in for a shot and the state is texting reminders that plenty of appointments are available. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
Vaccines aplenty but some Californians struggle to get one
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COVID vaccination options for homebound people scarce in Bay Area. What we know
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Mountain View firefighters administer in-home coronavirus vaccines to homebound individuals as part of a program launched by Santa Clara County’s public health department and county fire departments.Courtesy of Mountain View Fire Department
Steve Silberman had a difficult time finding a coronavirus vaccine for his 86-year-old mother, Leslie, who is homebound and had not left her apartment since the start of the pandemic.
He called several agencies, including the San Francisco Department of Public Health, to look for any in-home vaccination resources for homebound seniors.