How to get the coronavirus vaccine in Michigan
By FOX 2 Staff
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (FOX 2) - Effective Monday, Jan. 11, residents 65 and over and now eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine but that does not mean every health department is scheduling appointments.
In Michigan, every county is in charge of setting up appointments and distributing the vaccine as the supply from Pfizer and Moderna grows.
Most counties have said they don t have the supply necessary but there both pharmaceutical companies are working to create and ship more of the doses to every state.
Who is eligible
Healthcare workers were the first to get vaccinated in Michigan, starting on December 14. After moving through Phase 1A in mid-December, the state wants to increase the number of people that can get the treatment. That includes people over the age of 75, frontline essential workers like first responders, PreK-12 education employees, food and agriculture, manufacturing, postal service, public transit, and gro
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What s the best way for North Texans to get the COVID-19 vaccine?
By Natalie Solis and FOX 4 Staff
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What’s the best way for North Texans to get the COVID-19 vaccine?
As the COVID-19 vaccine rolls out, many people want to know the best way to get on the vaccination list.
DALLAS - As more doses of the COVID-19 vaccine reach North Texas, many people now want to know how and where they can get one.
Should people register with their county, talk to their doctor, or inquire at their local pharmacy?
The answer is all of the above.
Los Angeles County Division 1 Assistant Chief Scott Hale wears a mask for protection against COVID-19 during this year September 11 remembrance in Hermosa Beach. Photo
Los Angeles County Division 1 Assistant Chief Scott Hale wears a mask for protection against COVID-19 during this year’a September 11 remembrance in Hermosa Beach. Photo
Los Angeles County’s nearly 4,000 firefighters, including those at the Hermosa Beach fire station, have received the first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccination, Los Angeles County Division 1 Assistant Chief Scott Hale said this week.
Hale, whose responsibilities include the Hermosa Beach station, said firefighter paramedics began administering the vaccine to fellow firefighters on Wednesday, Dec. 23, and completed the vaccinations on Monday, Dec 28. The second dose of the two-dose vaccine will be administered 28 days after the first dose, Hale said.