Pennsylvania Launches Vaccine Hotline For Residents With Int

Pennsylvania Launches Vaccine Hotline For Residents With Intellectual Disabilities


Bandages and needles sit on a table where pharmacists give out COVID-19 vaccines.
The state Department of Human Services has announced a specialized vaccine hotline for Pennsylvanians with intellectual disabilities or autism and their caregivers.
The effort comes on the heels of a Jefferson Health study that identified intellectual disability as the biggest risk factor for COVID-19 mortality, following age.
Officials are working with RiteAid to make the vaccine scheduling process as easy as possible.
Pennsylvanians with intellectual disabilities or autism or their caregivers can call 1-800-424-4345 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday.
They’ll reach the Office of Developmental Programs, which will then figure out the most convenient RiteAid location for the caller and arrange transportation or onsite accommodations.

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