County modifies vaccine and testing efforts to reach vulnerable populations
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Last updated 4/14/2022 at 2:49pm
County public health officer Wilma J. Wooten, left, self-administers a COVID test. The county is now focusing its testing resources at public health centers and through mobile services. Village News/Courtesy photo
Katie Cadiao
County of San Diego Communications Office
The county is modifying its COVID-19 testing and vaccination efforts to better reach San Diegans who struggle with accessing these services.
The focus will include providing its resources at public health centers and through mobile services, including two Live Well on Wheels buses and a bookmobile, which has been repurposed as a mobile vaccine clinic.
This shift comes as the majority of COVID vaccinations and tests in the region are now administered through pharmacies, medical offices and hospitals. About 10% of COVID-19 vaccines and...
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