COVID-19 Vaccine Updates
South Kensington Community Partners
Philly rolls out plan for vaccinating seniors and disabled people at home as advocates ask what took so long
Ellie Silverman and Jason Laughlin, Philadelphia Inquirer
Thousands of Philadelphians with health conditions and physical limitations who haven’t been able to get their COVID-19 vaccine will be getting long-asked-for help as the city announces Wednesday a new plan to ensure doses are brought to their doors.
Personal care attendants, family members, caregivers, and anyone else living in the same household are also eligible to be vaccinated through this program. Sign up for yourself or someone else in need of a home vaccine visit by calling 215-685-5488 or following this link: https://bit.ly/3b7kKBb.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Update
On May 12th, the City of Philadelphia announced that it is no longer a requirement to be a Philadelphia resident to receive the COVID-19 vaccine from a site within Philadelphia! The time is now to get the vaccine and to discuss vaccination with your health care provider if you have any questions or concerns.
Esperanza Health Center is administering the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, which is approved for individuals ages 18 and older, at our Hunting Park and Kensington sites. You can learn more and register for a vaccine appointment by visiting our website at https://esperanzahealth.com/covid-19-vaccine-information/.
EHC Hosting Community Vaccine Clinics in May:
Monday, May 24th from 1:30 - 4:00 pm at our Kensington site (861 E. Allegheny Avenue).We encourage those who are not yet vaccinated to find a location near you to receive the vaccine - please visit vaccinefinder.org/search.
