East Shore District Health Department
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Vaccination and Point of Distribution (POD) clinics are available should a public health emergency like pandemic flu, smallpox, anthrax hit the area.
Where Are They?
How will you know when to go?
Residents will be told when to report to their local clinic site; residents will have to be patient and flexible In an emergency, clinics will be held in the area, with the goal of vaccinating or distributing medication to the entire population. If there are vaccine or medication supply shortages, the clinic will strictly follow the state priority groupings. With smallpox, the clinics would run for at least 10 days; for antibiotic distribution, the clinics would run for 48 to 72 hours
Announcements of these clinics will be made by local and state Television and Radio. Clinics will provide educational information about the disease, vaccine, antibiotic, etc., and residents will have the opportunity to have their medical concerns answered by trained medical personnel.
Clinic Transportation, Staging Sites to transport residents to vaccination, or antibiotic distribution clinics will be announced at the time of an event.
What to bring?
DO NOT BRING large back packs or luggage. No pets are allowed into the clinic sites with the exception of service animals.
What to expect
For more detailed information about local clinic plans, visit our regional website.