With the arrival of a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccine, the power to end this pandemic is in our hands. Now, the choice is yours. Discover why so many are choosing to receive the vaccine, and learn how and when you can schedule yours.
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Learn more about the science behind the vaccine and why so many are choosing to get vaccinated and get back to what they love.
Making the Decision
In the spring, The Ohio State University's Jerome Schottenstein Center was transformed into a public vaccination site. We continue to offer vaccinations to anyone eligible. Vaccinations are now conveniently offered at several locations. You can either walk-in or schedule your vaccination today.
The Community Vaccine Partners (CVP) program works to increase COVID-19 vaccination rates by making it easier for community members to sign up for an appointment through the community organizations they know and trust.
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