Also available will be second doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine.
Pfizer is the only vaccine available to those ages 16 and 17. All individuals age 18 years and up may receive a first dose of Johnson & Johnson or Pfizer or their second dose of Moderna or Pfizer.
Individuals should provide ID and insurance information when they arrive to the drive-thru site, and they will remain in the vehicle to receive the vaccine. Those that meet all qualifications, but are without insurance are still eligible to receive the vaccine. While pre-registration is encouraged, it is not required to receive the vaccine.
The goal of LSUHS community vaccine sites is to provide every eligible citizen with access to the vaccine as soon as possible. To preregister, go to the LSU Health Shreveport website at www.lsuhs.edu.
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Even as the number of COVID-19 cases decline in northwest Louisiana, Caddo Parish had a somber reminder on Monday.
Caddo Parish surpassed 700 COVID-19 deaths, according to the Louisiana Department of Health. Two more COVID-19 deaths reported by LDH on Monday pushed the parish s total to 701.
Caddo Parish has 24,950 total COVID-19 cases. The parish s 14-day change shows a 52% drop in the number of cases.
Bossier Parish has 13,151 total cases and 271 COVID-19 death. Bossier is also on a 52% drop over the last two weeks.
DeSoto Parish hasn t had quite the same decrease as Caddo and Bossier. There has been only a 14% decline over the last 14 days in the parish. DeSoto Parish has 2,676 total cases and 75 COVID-19 deaths.