Prisma Health hosts town hall to answer common vaccine questions
Prisma Health held a town hall Thursday afternoon to answer common questions and concerns people have about the coronavirus vaccine.
COLUMBIA (WOLO): Due to severe rain conditions, Prisma Health says all COVID-19 vaccine appointments scheduled for Gamecock Park on Monday, February 15 will be moved to the vaccination site at Prisma Health Baptist Hospital, located at 1501 Sumter St. in Columbia. Appointments will be honored at their same time but at the Baptist Hospital location. Vaccinations at Baptist Hospital are…
In a statement released Thursday afternoon, Prisma Health announced that they are cutting the number of coronavirus vaccination sites from 12 to six in order to better manage vaccine supplies amidst the increased demand. Prisma says the move will help them more efficiently serve patients and streamline site logistics.
In a statement released Monday, Prisma Health announced that they will no longer be accepting walk-ins at their COVID-19 vaccination sites this week.
On Thursday, Prisma Health announced a new program that will allow those who need kidney transplants to have the procedure without leaving town.
At 111 years old, Maria Aulenbacher is South Carolina’s oldest resident, and now she is among the latest residents to be vaccinated for COVID-19.
Prisma Health announced that it delivered its 100,000th dose of the coronavirus vaccine on Monday.
According to Prisma Health, the following locations are accepting a limited number of walk-ins to receive their first dose of the vaccine:
Prisma Health held a town hall Thursday afternoon to answer common questions and concerns people have about the coronavirus vaccine.
Prisma Health is now accepting limited walk-ins for COVID-19 vaccinations, but only while supplies last. The health system had previously stopped allowing walk-ins because of a lower than expected vaccine supply.
If you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine, Prisma Health wants to help answer them at a live town hall today.