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Still haven't gotten flu shot, COVID booster, RSV vaccine? Now is the time, CDC says - Vimarsana News

Still haven't gotten flu shot, COVID booster, RSV vaccine? Now is the time, CDC says

Holiday travel and family get-togethers spread more than joy and cheer.

Source: yahoo.com
Where to Find Free COVID Vaccines Right Now—No Matter Your Insurance Status - Vimarsana News

Where to Find Free COVID Vaccines Right Now—No Matter Your Insurance Status

Newly updated COVID-19 vaccines are now covered by private and public health insurance rather than the federal government. For people who are uninsured or underinsured, a program called Bridge Access covers the cost of the COVID vaccines. If you are trying to get a vaccine and being asked to pay, consider waiting until the end of September, when insurers are required to finalize payment information with providers and pharmacies.

Source: yahoo.com
NAPNAP Continues to Support COVID-19 Immunizations for People 6 months and Older - Vimarsana News

NAPNAP Continues to Support COVID-19 Immunizations for People 6 months and Older

NAPNAP supports the FDA’s recent approval of updated COVID-19 vaccines to combat the XBB variants which have met standards for safety, effectiveness and manufacturing quality.

Source: napnap.org
COVID-19 booster could be available in Oregon as early as next week - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 booster could be available in Oregon as early as next week

Federal advisory group endorses shot that protects against XBB.1.5 variant

COVID-19 Update: Booster could be available in Oregon as early as next week - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Update: Booster could be available in Oregon as early as next week

People in Oregon could start receiving the nation’s newest COVID-19 vaccines as soon as next week after a federal advisory body endorsed the updated shots for everyone 6 months or