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Up until a few days ago, the Calhoun County Public Health Department was using large-scale clinics for the distribution of doses of the COVID-19 vaccines.  Now, those large-scale clinics continue, but they are augmented by smaller clinics designed to reach what county Health Officer Eric Pessel describes as under-served communities. The department is characterizing the new vaccine operations as “micro clinics”. Pessell tells the Battle Creek Enquirer, “We re really looking at our under-served communities, both in Battle Creek and Albion, especially our communities of color. The focus is different. The original large-scale clinics could handle anywhere from 600 to 1,000 people. This expanded approach is gearing each of the micro clinics to accommodate a couple hundred. That makes it easier to set them up in smaller locations, like churches.

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