AARP Alaska provides up-to-date information about COVID-19 booster shots

Many Alaskans who are at the highest risk for “COVID-19” are now eligible to receive a booster-shot of the “Pfizer”-vaccine—if they completed both of their initial doses at least six months ago. That’s why “A-A-R-P Alaska” is providing up-to-date information about who’s eligible—and how to set up an appointment. Teresa Holt is the group’s state-director… “The ‘C-D-C’ now recommends a booster-dose of the ‘Pfizer’-vaccine, after at least six months, for people who are 65 and older; residents in long-term-care settings; adults with an underlying medical-condition; and those who work in high-risk settings. If they’re unable to set up an appointment online, Alaskans can call the ‘Department of Health and Social Services’—at 907/646-3322. Also, local information can be found by contacting public-health centers, or your doctor. What’s more, ‘A-A-R-P Alaska’ is featuring the latest information about booster-eligibility on our website.” To learn more, visit “a-a-r-p”-dot-org-slash-“a-k-vaccine”.