COVID 19 UPDATE
Kaua‘i Vaccine Clinic for Ages 16 and Older!
Starting 4/5/21 at Wilcox hospital.
Kaua‘i Lowering Vaccination Age to 16+
Effective Monday, April 5 Kaua‘i will begin vaccinating individuals aged 16+, in line with the Department of Health’s direction to expand vaccine eligibility on the neighbor islands as vaccine appointments and supply become available. Kaua‘i residents should visit WilcoxHealth.org/Vaccine for the latest appointment availability and to schedule an appointment.
Aloha to all my patients and future patients.
At this time, it is important to continue to minimize unnecessary excursions and interactions with other people.
Wear a face covering over your nose and mouth.
Wash your hands and maintain physical distance.
In order to help with slowing the spread of the COVID-19 virus, I would like to recommend the following:
If you are sick, stay home.
Monitor yourself and family for fever and other symptoms of COVID -19, remember that young people are less likely to show signs of illness and are more likely to have milder symptoms. This means that this demographic is more likely to be unknowingly spreading the infection.
If you are very sick, reach out to me, or consider a trip to the Urgent Care or the ED if necessary.
If we have an appointment scheduled, we may have to reschedule.
Please see the update page for additional information and regular updates during this challenge.
Kaua‘i Vaccine Clinic for Ages 16 and Older!
Starting 4/5/21 at Wilcox hospital.
Kaua‘i Lowering Vaccination Age to 16+
Effective Monday, April 5 Kaua‘i will begin vaccinating individuals aged 16+, in line with the Department of Health’s direction to expand vaccine eligibility on the neighbor islands as vaccine appointments and supply become available. Kaua‘i residents should visit WilcoxHealth.org/Vaccine for the latest appointment availability and to schedule an appointment.
Aloha to all my patients and future patients.
At this time, it is important to continue to minimize unnecessary excursions and interactions with other people.
Wear a face covering over your nose and mouth.
Wash your hands and maintain physical distance.
In order to help with slowing the spread of the COVID-19 virus, I would like to recommend the following:
If you are sick, stay home.
Monitor yourself and family for fever and other symptoms of COVID -19, remember that young people are less likely to show signs of illness and are more likely to have milder symptoms. This means that this demographic is more likely to be unknowingly spreading the infection.
If you are very sick, reach out to me, or consider a trip to the Urgent Care or the ED if necessary.
If we have an appointment scheduled, we may have to reschedule.
Please see the update page for additional information and regular updates during this challenge.
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