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Tracking The Vaccine
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Children six months and older will be able to get their COVID-19 vaccine in Chatham County beginning Monday, July 11, according to the Coastal Health District.
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Leaders at Memorial Health in Savannah say they are seeing an uptick in COVID-related hospitalizations.
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Vaccinations could begin as early as Monday or Tuesday.
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An FDA’s advisory panel giving the greenlight on the covid-19 vaccine for America’s youngest population.
Federal funding that reimburses health providers for testing uninsured people for COVID-19 is set to run out. That means those without insurance could have to pay out of pocket if they want to be tested or get a vaccine.
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For the first time in 734 days, there are no active COVID-19 patients at Memorial Health.
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East Georgia Regional’s latest adjustment for the number of visitors per patient is, as they say, a reflection of the current downward trend in COVID patients at the hospital and of COVID cases in the community.
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Some COVID-19 testing operations will be changing in Chatham County.
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Health officials are reflecting as we mark two years since the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic.
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Since case numbers are trending down Chaplin Park has shifted their recommendations, and drive through testing came to an end Monday.
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Health systems across the country had been overwhelmed with COVID cases in emergency rooms and ICU’s. Now, there is good news out of one Lowcountry hospital.
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New guidance from the CDC says that you do not need to mask inside anymore based on where you live.
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Statesboro City Hall will be the spot for the city’s latest COVID-19 vaccine clinic Saturday.
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Communities across our region continue to battle the spread of COVID-19.
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Health experts say the Omicron surge does appear to be on the decline and cases and hospitalizations are as well, but they are keeping a close eye on a new sub-variant of Omicron.
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The number of new COVID-19 cases in Chatham County is declining from the spike experienced after the holiday season.
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J.C. Lewis Primary Health Care Center, Healthy Savannah/YMCA of Coastal Georgia, and the Georgia Department of Health Coastal Health District will be hosting a Valentine’s Vaccination Event.
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The Long County Health Department will give the first fifty people who are vaccinated on Feb 28, a $50 Visa Gift card.
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As cases began to rise toward the beginning of the omicron surge, the Biden administration promised millions of masks and at-home COVID tests for people across the country.
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The busy holiday season is weeks behind us, but some local pharmacists say they’re still seeing a steady increase of people getting tested for COVID-19 or vaccinated against it.