Facts: COVID-19 in Georgia
Everyone 16+ can get a vaccine
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Everyone 16+ can get a vaccine
As of March 25, every Georgia resident over the age of 16 is eligible to be vaccinated. Only the Pfizer vaccine is approved for those aged 16 or 17.
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Everyone 16+ can get a vaccine
As of April 13, just 19.6% of Georgia adults are vaccinated, worst in the US, compared to the 28.6% national average. States like Alaska, South Dakota, and Maine all exceed 25%, so it’s possible to serve rural communities. Georgia can do better.
Pick any of three ways to get a vaccine
Pick any of three ways to get a vaccine
Pick any of three ways to get a vaccine
You can get vaccinated through your county Department of Public Health, at a participating pharmacy, or at any of the eight* mass vaccination sites in Georgia. Schedule online, by email, or over the phone.
* Note: Georgia closed the Albany mass vaccine site on March 19. Vaccination appointments are now handled by calling Phoebe HealthWorks
Can I Trust the COVID Vaccines?
THE CONVERSATION: An open, honest conversation between W. Kamau Bell and doctors, nurses, and researchers that aims to answer people’s questions about COVID-19 vaccines.
Video produced by the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Black Coalition Against COVID.
BetweenUsAboutUs.org
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