Mobile health care group for homebound seniors receives COVID-19 vaccines April 7, 2021 at 5:46 PM EDT - Updated April 7 at 6:40 PM
Mobile homebound health care groups are finally getting COVID-19 vaccines for their patients.
A Palm Beach County healthcare group says nearly half of its homebound patients do not have access to a computer and could not sign up for the state homebound vaccine program.
Nearly every week since vaccines started to arrive at long-term care facilities, Christine Brooks, Nurse Practitioner for Mobile Healthcare Solutions, contacted the state for answers. This week she got the notice she s been waiting for. We got notified early this week from the state of Florida and received the vaccine within 24 of acknowledging that email, said Brooks.
Obituary - Roxella “Rosie” Smith Hill’s Mortuary, Inc.
Roxella “Rosie” Smith was born on May 1, 1941, in Leefield, Georgia, to Joe Brown and Effie Mae Smith. She received her education through the Bulloch County Public Schools.
At an early age, she joined Jerusalem A.M.E. Church, where she served on the Stewardess Board and was a member of the Willing Workers Club.
Rosie worked for many years as a nanny and homemaker. She enjoyed traveling, working in puzzle books, baking, cooking for her family and talking on the phone to family and friends.
Rosie was truly one of a kind. She loved and cared for everyone, especially her family.
Renowned American artist Rosie Lee Tompkins is considered one of the greatest quiltmakers of all time. “In the still-unfolding field of African-American quilt-making, she has no equal,” critic Roberta Smith…