Vaccination clinics open in Fairfield, Greenwich, and Trumbull
News 12 Staff
Updated on:Jan 21, 2021, 6:48pm EST
Yale New Haven Health System opened several vaccination clinics in Connecticut Thursday.
Three Yale New Haven Health clinics opened, including one at 501 Kings Highway East office 204 in Fairfield, Quarry Road in Trumbull and on West Putnam Avenue in Greenwich.
All clinics are located at Northeast Medical Group offices.
On Friday, a vaccination clinic will open on the Yale West Campus in Orange on West Campus Drive inside building 410.
Next week, a vaccination clinic will open at the Parsons Center in Milford on West River Street, and another at the Brunswick School in Greenwich at the Samson Field House on King Street.
Greenwich gears up for local COVID vaccinations
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Piyal Alam, a physician affiliated with Greenwich Hospital, was among the first front-line medical workers in town to get the vaccine for COVID-19. Now Phase 1B is beginning and Greenwich Hospital will start giving it to residents 75 and older on Wednesday.Contributed / Greenwich Hospital /Show MoreShow Less
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Intermediate Care Unit Nurse Kathleen Collins, RN, receives the COVID-19 vaccine during a Zoom press conference in which frontline caregivers were administered the COVID-19 vaccine at Greenwich Hospital in Greenwich, Conn. Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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Greenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo said the town will open up three clinics in town to provide vaccinations. But the exact locations have not yet been released and Camillo urged residents to be patient given how many people need to be vaccinated.File / Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Co
I sure hope not : Lamont resists more restrictions as new COVID strain hits CT
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Hundreds of people turned out Thursday morning for COVID-19 tests at Liberation Programs, in Bridgeport, Conn. July 9, 2020. The free community Coronavirus test screenings were administered by the staff of Bridgeport’s Southwest Community Health Center.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media
The first cases of a highly contagious variant of the coronavirus have been detected in Connecticut, according to Gov. Ned Lamont, who said those who test positive now have a “good chance” of having the new strain.
But the governor stopped short of announcing new restrictions on travel or business, while reinforcing the importance of masks and social distancing.
I sure hope not : Lamont resists more restrictions as new COVID strain hits CT
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Hundreds of people turned out Thursday morning for COVID-19 tests at Liberation Programs, in Bridgeport, Conn. July 9, 2020. The free community Coronavirus test screenings were administered by the staff of Bridgeport’s Southwest Community Health Center.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media
The first cases of a highly contagious variant of the coronavirus have been detected in Connecticut, according to Gov. Ned Lamont, who said those who test positive now have a “good chance” of having the new strain.
But the governor stopped short of announcing new restrictions on travel or business, while reinforcing the importance of masks and social distancing.