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For some homebound Angelenos, nurses are coming to them with vaccines
Getting a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine usually means leaving the house, but not always. LA County has teamed up with home care specialists to vaccinate residents who are unable to easily leave their homes.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 25m ListenGetting a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine usually means leaving the house, but not always. LA County has teamed up with home care specialists to vaccinate residents who are unable to easily leave their homes. “We can come to you,” says registered nurse Savannah Becker. “We can educate, provide that support, and demystify any misinformation they may have heard about the vaccine.”
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