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Boyertown mayor honors a pharmacy and volunteers for vaccinating the community

Boyertown Mayor Marianne V. Deery presented proclamations at Monday night’s council meeting, expressing appreciation to Ed and Terry Hudon, owners of The Medicine Shoppe of Boyertown, for providing COVID-19 vaccinations to more than 30,000 people. The mayor also honored Brent Rothermel of Barto with a proclamation for setting up a call center to schedule vaccines for seniors and others who do not have computers.  Rothermel organized more than 100 volunteers from 26 nonprofit, religious and other organizations to help at the clinics, which were held in the Boyertown high school’s Bear Gym and at senior centers. - Advertisement - About two dozen volunteers attended the borough council meeting.

The challenge to come : Vaccinations are open, but demand is down, turning Pa and Philly s focus to fighting hesitancy

‘The challenge to come’: Vaccinations are open, but demand is down, turning Pa. and Philly’s focus to fighting hesitancy Erin McCarthy, Justine McDaniel, The Philadelphia Inquirer © TIM TAI/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS A health-care worker administers a COVID-19 vaccine at South Philadelphia High School in South Philadelphia on Thursday, March 4, 2021. The school is one of six sites across the city where teachers and school personnel can receive vaccines. Doctors in Bradford County keep pleading with patients: Consider getting the coronavirus vaccine. But lately, patients keep saying they want to wait. The county, on the Pennsylvania-New York border, has seen COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations surge in recent days. While more than half of U.S. adults and 43% of Pennsylvanians have gotten at least one dose, barely a quarter of those in Bradford County have done so. And the state’s expansion last week of eligibility to all 16 and older didn’t br

Boyertown pharmacy ensuring COVID vaccine goes to patients most in need

While many retailers distribute COVID vaccines on a first-come, first-served basis, at least one local pharmacy is going out of its way to prioritize seniors and at-risk populations. As soon as The Medicine Shoppe of Boyertown got the vaccine in stock, it began setting up clinics at assisted living facilities and, most recently, for Boyertown School District employees who are either 65 and older or have certain health conditions. When we got our first shipment, we turned around and gave it to three senior communities within a day, said Ed Hudon, who owns The Medicine Shoppe with his wife, Terry. - Advertisement -

Some Boyertown School District staff get COVID vaccine through local pharmacy

On Wednesday, 243 staff members in the Boyertown School District got their first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine thanks to a local pharmacy. Acting Superintendent Marybeth Torchia said the district was recently approached by Ed Hudon, owner of the Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy in Boyertown, who was looking for an efficient way to distribute doses of vaccine he was receiving. The pharmacy and school district collaborated, Torchia said, and within days a plan was hatched to use the library at the high school as a vaccine clinic. - Advertisement - School nurses and other staff members were utilized to help operate the clinic — doing things like helping people keep 6 feet away from others and monitoring patients for the required 15 minutes after getting the shot — with Hudon doing the actual injecting.

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