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Coronado firefighters make in-house visits to provide homebound seniors with COVID-19 vaccine A collaborative vaccination effort in Coronado is helping our most vulnerable population, homebound seniors, get inoculated against COVID-19. Author: Alicia Summers (Reporter) Updated: 7:17 PM PST March 4, 2021 CORONADO, Calif. — Pandemic still top of mind, firefighters have reached out to known homebound seniors in the city of Coronado to offer them vaccine help. Tippy Thibodeau was among the first to get vaccinated through this new in-home program after her appoint...

By Rebekah Gonzalez Feb 22, 2021 Although several vaccination sites were closed on Monday, February 22, hundreds of vaccination appointments were made available for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday throughout other San Diego County sites. FOX5 reports that as of Monday morning, the Scripps Del Mar Fairgrounds vaccination site only had 30% of its 1,000 daily available appointments spoken for. Appointments for Tuesday and Wednesday were also made available at the site. Open appointment times were also available at the Sharp South Bay Super Station in Chula Vista and the Sharp Coronado vaccina...

New County-run COVID-19 Vaccination 'pod' opens in National City New San Diego County COVID-19 vaccination pod opens in National City. and last updated 2021-01-25 00:43:52-05 NATIONAL CITY, Calif. (KGTV)-- A new San Diego County-run COVID-19 vaccination site opened Sunday morning in National City, one of the hardest-hit areas in the region. The Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center on 12th Street is San Diego County's seventh community "pod" or "point of distribution," a smaller-scale vaccination site. "Knowing that we can bring the vaccine to the communities, in the local neighborhoods, I ...

Vaccine eligibility change causes confusion as to when some San Diegans will see COVID-19 shot California Gov. Gavin Newsom's announcement that those 65 and older can now get their COVID-19 vaccine is adding some confusion to the vaccine super station set up downtown. and last updated 2021-01-14 14:27:21-05 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Gov. Newsom's announcement that those 65 and older can now get their COVID-19 vaccine is adding some confusion as to when some residents can get the vaccine. ABC 10News knows of at least one person who was turned away, being told the site was only for health care wo...

The spread of the B.1.1.7 mutation has helped to push England into a lockdown For weeks, he said, those coming through the hospital’s emergency room doors have often admitted to attending Thanksgiving celebrations with large groups of family and friends. Over the last few days, he said, the number admitting to such gatherings has decreased. Now, he said, everyone on the front lines is praying that Christmas doesn’t follow the same pattern. The system, they warn, simply does not have enough trained workers left to handle yet another holiday spike. Just getting through the current one, Tova...