Press Release
DECEMBER 21st, 2009
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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NEWS
MEDIA ONLY: TIM O’CONNOR
PHONE: 561-671-4013
FAX:
561-837-5197 |
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL—
The Palm Beach County
Health Department continues
to make the H1N1 vaccine
available at FREE public
vaccination clinics
scheduled throughout our
community on a first come
first served basis. Palm
Beach County Residents are
being offered the “mist” or
“injectable” versions of the
vaccine which is
administered at no cost.
December 22nd -
Tuesday
City of Palm Beach
Gardens
Central Fire Station
2275 Burns Rd
Palm Beach Gardens
9:00 am to noon |
December 22nd -
Tuesday
Kevin Harvin Center
1030 Royal Palm Beach
Boulevard
Royal Palm Beach
Registration: 9:00 am |
December 22nd -
Tuesday
El Bodegon
Supermercado
6128 S Congress Avenue
Lantana
4:00 pm to 7 pm |
December
23rd - Wednesday
Jupiter Pre-School
17593 Cinquez Park Road
West
Jupiter
3:00 pm – 6:00 pm |
December
28th - Monday
Town of Ocean Ridge
Municipal Complex
6450 North Ocean
Boulevard
Ocean Ridge
10:00 am to 2 pm
|
December
28th - Monday
Lake Worth Service
Center
4220 Lake Worth Road
Lake Worth
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
|
December
29th - Tuesday
Palms West
Presbyterian Church
13689 Okeechobee
Boulevard
Loxahatchee Groves
10:00 am to 2 pm |
December 29th -
Tuesday
El Bodegon Supermercado
4704 Forest Hill
Boulevard
West Palm Beach
4:00 pm to 7 pm |
The
vaccine is also available at
5 of our Health Centers in
Delray Beach, Lantana, West
Palm Beach, Riviera Beach
and Belle Glade by
appointment and on a limited
availability walk-in basis
Information on the Palm
Beach County Health
Department Vaccination
Outreach locations and
appointments at our Health
Centers are available by
calling our toll-free Palm
Beach County Flu Information
line at
1- 888-411-4FLU
(4358) or visiting
our website
www.FightFluFlorida.com.
As always practice flu
prevention:
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Avoid close contact with
people who are coughing or
otherwise appear ill.
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Avoid touching your
eyes, nose and mouth.
-
Cover your cough and
sneezes
-
Wash hands frequently to
lessen the spread of
respiratory illness.
-
Stay home if you are
sick.
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Get Vaccinated!
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