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Healthcare providers help seniors with mobility issues

Program offers free rides for seniors to vaccine appointments Seniors with disabilities or who don t drive can sign up to get a free ride to get vaccinated at locations around the state. Author: Marc Sallinger (9 News) Published: 9:41 PM MDT April 22, 2021 Updated: 9:41 PM MDT April 22, 2021 COLORADO, USA As COVID-19 vaccines become more widely available, healthcare providers are working to make sure seniors with disabilities and those who don t drive are able to get vaccinated. A new program funded by Kaiser Permanente is offering free rides to vaccine appointments for seniors who struggle with mobility. Kaiser is partnering with eight transportation providers to give seniors with disabilities or who don’t drive free rides to vaccine appointments across the state.

Dr. P.J. Parmar Doesn't Take Appointments, but He's Always Ready for a Fight

P.J. Parmar has just struck out with a 76-year-old Congolese grandmother. The 46-year-old family physician has been providing health care to Colorado’s resettled refugees for more than ten years and has cultivated a high degree of trust. But not today, not with this grandmother. “I told her, ‘Corona vaccine, right here, right now,’” Parmar laments. There are dark circles under his eyes, over a mask that’s hanging by a thread. “Couldn’t talk her into it. Maybe next time.” The “right here, right now” COVID-19 vaccine is at Aurora’s Mango House, a former JC Penney store turned community space that offers refugees and asylum-seekers medical and dental services, retail space for local immigrant businesses, and a highly regarded food hall serving a taste of faraway homes, including dishes from Burma, Sudan, Ethiopia, Myanmar, Syria and Nepal.

Man sentenced for 2019 child abuse case

Updated: 12:41 PM MST March 9, 2021 BOULDER COUNTY, Colo. The man who plead guilty to causing serious injuries to his girlfriend s 2-year-old daughter was sentenced Tuesday morning. Cristian Hernandez was sentenced to 42 years in prison, according to the 20th Judicial District Attorney s office. Hernandez plead guilty to several assault charges stemming from an incident that happened at the Lamplighter Motel in Longmont on Sept. 3, 2019, the district attorney s office said. Longmont Police were called to the motel for a report of a possible child abuse case, according to Longmont Police Deputy Chief Jeff Satur. Hernandez stated that the girl fell off the bed of the motel room while he was in the bathroom, but several doctors determined that the injuries were more severe than those that could have inflicted by a fall from a bed, the district attorney s office said.