Lowell Community Health Center, which serves about half the population of Lowell in some capacity, has employed multiple strategies in the Greater Lowell area to make it easy for people to get their COVID-19 vaccines, particularly those in marginalized groups.
State Rep. Vanna Howard, backed by 34 other legislators, sent a letter to Gov. Baker urging him to “immediately implement a targeted strategy to leverage our community health care organizations’ expertise and experience,” instead of his current strategy of prioritizing the state’s six mass vaccination sites.
Now, hope has a name. It is Fernando. Yesterday, we received a dose of something we all need these days: hope. We began providing the first doses of the COVID vaccine to our patients 75+. We are excited by the realization that more and more patients will be vaccinated every day!
Información importante sobre la vacuna contra el COVID-19 Para nuestros pacientes de 75 años o más: A partir del 1 de febrero, son elegibles para recibir gratis la vacuna contra el COVID-19. Estaremos en contacto con usted próximamente con más detalles sobre cómo hacer una cita. Por favor continúe protegiéndose siguiendo las medidas para cubrirse la cara, distanciarse socialmente y lavarse las manos.
ដំណឹងសំខាន់ទាក់ទងថ្នាំបង្ការរោគកូវិដ-19 ចាប់ផ្តើមពីថ្ងៃទី១ ខែកុម្ភៈ, អ្នកជំងឺណាដែលមានអាយុ 75 ឆ្នាំឡើងលើ អាចទទួលបានការចាក់ថ្នាំបង្ការរោគកូវិដ-19។ យើងខ្ញុំនឹងទាក់ទងលោកអ្នកបន្តិចទៀតពីរបៀបដាក់ការណាត់ជួប។ សូមបន្តរការថែរក្សាខ្លួនឲ្យបានល្អដូចជាពាក់ម៉ាស នៅឆ្ងាយពីគ្នា និងលាងសម្អាតដៃ។
Did you know the Lowell CHC Patient Portal is a convenient way to access your medical information and communicate with your care team securely, 24/7? You can view lab results, request medication refills, send messages to your care team, and more, all from your computer or mobile phone. Get answers to all of your questions, including how to register, on our new FAQ page.
There is no shortage of will to provide COVID vaccines, but first, community health centers need to have vaccines on hand. Our Chief Clinical Officer, Elizabeth Hale, was recently part of the discussion on WBUR.
