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Workplaces, community organizations, places of worship and other groups will now be able to request a mobile vaccination team from the health unit to administer first and second doses at their own location.
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Sudbury s health unit saying goodbye to mass immunization clinics Back to video
With more than 80 per cent of Sudbury and districts residents aged 12 and over having received their first dose of the vaccine and over 70 per cent having received their second dose, there is less need for high volume clinics.
Instead, Public Health will use a more targeted approach to reach the population. ....

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