COVID Vaccine Update

January 12, 2021 Providence News Team

Providence is working with state and local public health agencies to administer COVID vaccines to our patients and community as soon as they’re available. The vaccine is not being offered to the general public or patients at this time.

Currently, COVID vaccines are only available to certain high-risk individuals as determined by state and federal requirements.
State and local public health agencies will keep us updated when the vaccine is available to you, and we will share that information on our web site, through news media and on social media outlets

You can get up-to-date information about the COVID vaccine online at coronavirus.providence.org.

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