Rockland County holds COVID booster clinics for children
The clinics are for children ages 5-11.
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Nov 14, 2022, 11:01 PM
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Updated 1,020 days ago
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22h agoThe Rockland County Department of Health is holding clinics to give children the new bivalent COVID booster.
The first clinic was on Monday, and the next one will be on Friday in Pomona.
The clinics are for children ages 5-11. They're eligible for the booster at least two months after their most recent dose.
To schedule an appointment, visit rocklandgov.com.
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