South Side Bethlehem neighbors and nearby residents, age 65 and older, are invited to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine shot during a two-day event at the Hispanic Center of the Lehigh Valley (HCLV) this Friday, Feb. 19 and Saturday, Feb. 20.
As many as 100,000 Pennsylvanians receiving the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine could have their injections pushed back over the next three weeks, the Department of Health announced Wednesday, as the agency revealed that errors in managing Moderna inventory have led to a shortage of second-dose shots.
Employees of Upper Saucon Township who may be anxious about receiving their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine now have 200 more reasons to calmly roll up their sleeves.
If you’re 75 or over and are registered at St. Luke’s University Health Network, expect an automated call to schedule an appointment for your COVID-19 vaccine.
The Department of Health recently launched Your Turn, the newest tool designed to help Pennsylvanians determine their vaccine eligibility status.
Nurse Sam Miranda, of Center Valley, came out of retirement to work 12-hour days administering the COVID-19 vaccine at St. Luke's University Health Network.
Receiving their first does of the COVID-19 vaccine is an exciting moment for most people, and social media is set up for sharing life's most exciting moments, which is why it may be tempting to share a photo of one's COVID vaccination card online. Don't do it, the FBI says.
Certain retail pharmacy locations are becoming involved in vaccination efforts, however a limited supply of the precious vaccine is limiting the number of residents who are able to receive it.
The state is relying on a patchwork of individual health care providers to innoculate millions of residents with the COVID-19 vaccine, which is causing frustration among some residents.
The Commonwealth's official website recently launched a guide which will help citizens determine their eligibility, find a vaccine provider and schedule an appointment.
