What you need to know about rescheduling a vaccine appointment after the storm
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Houston Health Dept., rolls out public vaccines for COVID at Bayou City Events Center in Houston on Saturday, Jan. 2, 2021.Elizabeth Conley, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
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Lauren LeVasseur receives a COVID-19 vaccine from Houston Health Department Medical Assistant Leticia Barrientos Sunday, Jan. 3, 2021, at a Houston Health Department s COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Houston. LeVasseur just moved to Houston from Philadelphia last week and was happy to receive the vaccine in her new city. Didn t hurt at all, she said.Yi-Chin Lee, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
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Erroneous tweet causes confusion during soft launch of Third Ward vaccine clinic
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HOUSTON – An erroneous tweet caused confusion and long lines Tuesday during the soft launch of a vaccine clinic in Houston’s Third Ward.
According to Vanessa Astros, spokeswoman for St. Luke’s Health, the appointment-only clinic is scheduled to be fully operational by Feb. 15. However, a soft launch was conducted Monday and Tuesday to ensure everything goes smoothly for the full-scale clinic.
Astros said everything went well Monday. She said that someone not affiliated with the clinic sent out a tweet that contained incorrect information and that caused people to start lining up Tuesday.