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COVID-19 vaccination site to open at Mercantile Center, for UMass Memorial patients

COVID-19 vaccination site to open at Mercantile Center, for UMass Memorial patients Cyrus Moulton WORCESTER   UMass Memorial Health Care is setting up a COVID-19 vaccination site at Mercantile Center, adjacent to the COVID-19 testing site. But UMass Memorial Health Care President and CEO Dr. Eric Dickson said the site will initially be available only to already-identified patients in the UMass Memorial system, not to the general public. In other words: Don’t call us, we’ll call you. “Initially we will be doing the frailest and sickest UMass Memorial patients - they have already been identified by age and comorbidities,” Dickson said in an interview Thursday. “As more vaccines become available, we’ll make it available to the general public . Initially there will be no ability to sign up online.”

Health care providers to play offense : UMass Memorial to begin vaccinating its caregivers Thursday

Health care providers to play offense : UMass Memorial to begin vaccinating its caregivers Thursday Cyrus Moulton, Telegram & Gazette © T&G Staff/Christine Peterson In center, Elizabeth Radigan, director of clinical pharmacy services, talks with others about the vaccination process that will begin on Dec. 22 at the Knowles Hall location of UMass Memorial Medical Center off Belmont Street. WORCESTER UMass Memorial Medical Center is expecting to get the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday, and will start vaccinating caregivers Thursday morning. “As our CEO said, ‘for the first time during this whole pandemic we have the chance to play offense,’ UMass Memorial spokesman Tony Berry said, quoting UMass Memorial Health Care President and CEO Dr. Eric Dickson.

Health providers to play offense : UMass Memorial to begin vaccinating its caregivers Thursday

WORCESTER UMass Memorial Medical Center is expecting to get the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday, and will start vaccinating caregivers Thursday morning. “As our CEO said, ‘for the first time during this whole pandemic we have the chance to play offense,’ UMass Memorial spokesman Tony Berry said, quoting UMass Memorial Health Care President and CEO Dr. Eric Dickson. Dr. Michael Hirsh, the city s medical director, said he had similar sentiments. “I feel very encouraged that we’re finally going to be available to start attacking rather than always defending,” Hirsh said.  He called Monday a “historic,” and admitted he got a little misty-eyed watching a nurse from New York be given the COVID-19 vaccine that morning. 

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