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(Washington CH)- “The emergence of the Omicron variant is again underscoring the importance of vaccination, boosters, and preventive efforts to protect against COVID-19”, according to Fayette County Public Health.
“COVID-19 vaccines are safe, free, widely available, and highly effective at preventing severe disease. Most of the hospitalizations and deaths from COVID-19 are unvaccinated people.”
CDC recommendations on booster doses are based on the latest data, which show that booster doses significantly increase protection from the Omicron variant, with the goal of ensuring that people have optimal protection against COVID-19 infection, severe illness, and death.
Appointments and masks are required for all Fayette County Public Health Vaccination clinics. Bring your COVID Vaccination Record if you have already received at least one dose and your health insurance card if you are getting a flu shot.
Vaccination Clinic Schedule Week of 1/24-28
January 24 – Moderna 1st or 2nd dose, booster, call 740-335-5910 to schedule.
January 25 – All three COVID-19 vaccines and boosters, flu and high-dose flu from 11 a.m. -7 p.m. at Fayette County fairgrounds. Schedule online at faycohd.org/events or by phone – 740-335-5910. (FCPH office will be closed so staff can be offsite at the clinic)
January 27 – Johnson & Johnson 1st dose or booster, call 740-335-5910 to schedule.
January 28 – Pfizer 1st or 2nd dose, booster, pediatric, call 740-335-5910 to schedule.
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