Mixing Boosters ǀ Flu Shot Guide ǀ Kids Vaccine!

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New Vaccine Approval & Important Guidance for Kids

Children ages 5 to 11 can now get vaccinated for COVID-19. “If we’re ever going to get COVID under control, we need to be able to vaccinate as much of this population as possible. This was a good development,” said Nathan Rabinovitch, MD.

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Vaccine Update

We are now offering Pfizer vaccine to children 5 to 11 by appointment only.
We are administering first- and second- dose Pfizer vaccine on a walk-in basis to those age 12 years and older. Boosters are available by appointment only.

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