SVMC: COVID-19 Update: March 19

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March 19, 2021
 
Medical Matters Weekly: When the Pandemic Hits Home
 
 
In this week's Medical Matters Weekly, Dr. Dobson hosted Family Medicine Physician Dr. Jennifer Baker-Porazinski of Twin Rivers Medical, P.C. in Hoosick Falls. She shared her interest in integrative medicine and what it was like to care for her husband throughout his COVID-19 illness.
 
Vaccine Champions
 
 
Do you know anyone who is eligible for the vaccine but who has not yet scheduled an appointment to receive it? You can become a vaccine champion by asking about their barriers and helping to resolve them.
 
 
Vaccine Myths
Dr. Marie George tackles the five types of myths circulating about the COVID-19 vaccines and counters them with the facts. Read More.
 
 
Educators and School Staff Get Vaccinated
CAT-TV's 4-minute documentary takes you to the the first local COVID-19 vaccine clinic for school staff. Watch Now.
 
SVMC Expands Childbirth Education Offerings
A 4-week Lamaze class offered virtually will prepare expectant parents better than ever before. Read More.
 
 
Medical Matters Features Telemedicine Expert
Dr. Trey Dobson will speak with Dr. Kevin Curtis of Dartmouth-Hitchcock's Connected Care Center on Mar. 24. Read More.
 
 
Current Vaccine Group
Those 65 and older, those 16 and older who have a high-risk health condition, and those who work in education are eligible now. Read More.
 
Regional Case Counts
Your state's department of health is the best source of accurate and up-to-date info about new COVID-19 cases where you live. Get the Links.
 
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