Voice Staff |
Molina Healthcare of California is contacting eligible members in its network to schedule vaccine appointments for vulnerable individuals including those who are 65 years or older, those who identify as a high-risk ethnicity, and those with disabilities or other health conditions in San Bernardino County.
“The county is grateful to our partners at Molina Healthcare of California for making it possible to vaccinate so many more of our residents, especially those who are most at risk of being left behind,” said San Bernardino County
Board of Supervisors Chair Curt Hagman.
Molina members who sign up for an appointment will also be able to register at least one additional person like a caregiver or spouse. In addition, Molina is arranging transportation for those who need assistance getting to the clinic.
The vaccines will be given at 550 E Hospitality Lane Suite 100, San Bernardino, and will take place every other Saturday, April 24, May 8, and May 22. Vaccinations and transportation will be available by appointment.
“Molina is proud to host San Bernardino County COVID-19 vaccine clinics at our local facility,” said Abbie Totten, Molina plan president. “We are using our wide network and employee volunteers to assist local health departments and help reach our high-priority members in the community.”
Molina has provided government-funded care for over 40 years.