Hesitancy around vaccines more than misinformation

“Understanding how people think what causes disease and how they can address disease is a really important thing when we’re having these conversations with patients,” Chen said.

While Ohio coronavirus cases continue to slowly decline, Gov. Mike DeWine said last week he can’t predict when remaining health orders might be lifted.

The governor directly connected the decrease in virus numbers to the state’s massive effort to vaccinate. But with more supply coming in, DeWine and other state leaders are running into vaccine hesitancy among certain groups, including the elderly and young people. Ohio is planning to address that with a number of TV and ad campaigns aimed at those individuals and their specific concerns around the virus.

“We continue to see the numbers trending downward and that is great for everyone,” he said. “We are making progress. But the battle has to be fought every single day.”

MAKING DECISIONS

Oftentimes, patients are making decisions based on what they have come to believe about information, Cole said. So simply relying on education isn’t enough, because that information is filtered through a person’s health beliefs and they may come to a different conclusion when they think about their own values and beliefs, he said.

Cole said some people believe the COVID vaccine would put mRna into their bodies and change their DNA. As a health care provider, his first instinct may be to say that’s not true, but that person with that belief can walk away from the conversation feeling dismissed. Not truly listening or trying to understand where a patient is coming from will not help their vaccine hesitancy, Cole said.

Justin Cole is CPI director and associate professor of pharmacy practice at Cedarville.

Credit: Scott Huck

Credit: Scott Huck

“Instead of giving information first, saying ‘tell me more about that,’ and potentially as the conversation continues you can provide them with accurate information,” Cole said. “People don’t care what you know until they know that you care.”

Cole and Chen started studying vaccine hesitancy in pediatrics a few years ago. They found that vaccination refusals went down when using motivational interviewing, including refusals for the influenza vaccine.

When the pandemic started and a vaccine was being developed, the two pivoted their vaccine hesitancy work to focus on the COVID vaccine.

The two pharmacy professors said they’ve talked with people who are hesitant to take the vaccine because it is the first vaccine the world has seen come to market so quickly and people have doubts on whether it is safe or effective. Others have concerns over a lack of long-term side effect knowledge, concerns that the vaccine will cause them to get COVID or concerns that the vaccine is a way that the government is tracking people.

Cole and Chen believe that patient-centered communication practices, such as motivational interviewing to engage people who express vaccine hesitancy, will help this growing problem. Motivational interviewing is a way of talking with a person or patient by first trying to understand their reasoning.

They also believe that this technique will help reach minority communities who have a deep-rooted distrust toward the medical community and are the most likely to have vaccine hesitancy.

“There is a lot of distrust related to healthcare providers in minority communities given the history of unethical research and trials of many drugs and vaccines in vulnerable populations. So for minority communities, vaccine hesitancy is rooted in mistrust of the profession and whether we are going to be fair and equitable to them,” Chen said. “A lot of our research efforts focus on trying to change the approach to engaging people and building trust. Rather than simply telling patients what to do, we seek to understand their perspective and what is causing hesitancy. Then, we can share information honestly and start building equitable relationships.”

SKEPTICISM IN BLACK COMMUNITY

The Rev. Rockney Carter, senior pastor of Zion Baptist Church in West Dayton, said he has concerns about safely reopening his church because some in his congregation are still skeptical of the COVID vaccine.

“We’re praying on that. In the African American community there’s an inherent distrust of vaccinations of that type. Sometimes it takes our people a longer amount of time to do their research and that’s a process,” he said. “We’ve been subject to such systemic racism and racial disparities, in healthcare especially throughout the years, that we have distrust for it.”

Carter said he received his vaccines.

“I’m trying to encourage our congregation to participate in that process to the extent that they can, because we actually believe that it’ll help save your life,” he said.

Some people who contracted the virus never got medical attention and died in their West Dayton homes, Carter said.

With the closure of Good Samaritan Hospital, residents are short that community resource, he said. Other factors, including lack of health insurance, also made some people hesitant to seek health care, Carter said.

“We’ve got to make sure that we have equal access to quality health care,” he said. “They don’t go to the hospital. People are staying inside and a lot of people are perishing right there in their house.”

Aleda Chen is interim dean of Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy and associate professor of pharmacy practice

Credit: Scott Huck

Credit: Scott Huck

BUILDING TRUST

Cole and Chen said health care providers need to work to build trust and confidence and motivational interviewing is one way to do that. Talking with a trusted health care provider or a family member who is in the health field can also help answer some questions or ease hesitancy.

“The whole goal of it is to build a relationship with the person you’re taking to and I think that’s the best approach for building any sort of communication,” Chen said.

Cole said health care professionals can be people who promote vaccines, but are still empathetic to concerns of their patients.

Cole and Chen created a podcast last week outlining their findings on vaccine hesitancy and motivational interviewing. The audio is available for listeners through Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Castro, Stitcher, Pocket Casts, Cast Box and TuneIn.

Dayton Daily News Staff Writer Chris Stewart contributed to this story.

CDC: Here is why getting the COVID vaccine is important

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the reasons for people to get the COVID-19 vaccination are:

It will help keep you from getting COVID-19

• All COVID-19 vaccines currently available in the United States have been shown to be highly effective at preventing COVID-19.
• All COVID-19 vaccines that are in development are being carefully evaluated in clinical trials and will be authorized or approved only if they make it substantially less likely you’ll get COVID-19.
• Based on what the CDC knows about vaccines for other diseases and early data from clinical trials, experts believe that getting a COVID-19 vaccine may also help keep you from getting seriously ill even if you do get COVID-19.
• Getting vaccinated yourself may also protect people around you, particularly people at increased risk for severe illness from COVID-19.
• Experts continue to conduct more studies about the effect of COVID-19 vaccination on severity of illness from COVID-19, as well as its ability to keep people from spreading the virus that causes COVID-19.

COVID-19 vaccination is a safer way to help build protection

• COVID-19 can have serious, life-threatening complications, and there is no way to know how COVID-19 will affect you. And if you get sick, you could spread the disease to friends, family, and others around you.
• Clinical trials of all vaccines must first show they are safe and effective before any vaccine can be authorized or approved for use, including COVID-19 vaccines. The known and potential benefits of a COVID-19 vaccine must outweigh the known and potential risks of the vaccine for use under what is known as an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA).
• Getting COVID-19 may offer some natural protection, known as immunity. Current evidence suggests that reinfection with the virus that causes COVID-19 is uncommon in the 90 days after initial infection. However, experts don’t know for sure how long this protection lasts, and the risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19 far outweighs any benefits of natural immunity. COVID-19 vaccination will help protect you by creating an antibody (immune system) response without having to experience sickness.
• Both natural immunity and immunity produced by a vaccine are important parts of COVID-19 disease that experts are trying to learn more about, and CDC will keep the public informed as new evidence becomes available.

COVID-19 vaccination will be an important tool to help stop the pandemic

• Wearing masks and social distancing help reduce your chance of being exposed to the virus or spreading it to others, but these measures are not enough. Vaccines will work with your immune system so it will be ready to fight the virus if you are exposed.
• The combination of getting vaccinated and following CDC’s recommendations to protect yourself and others will offer the best protection from COVID-19.
• Stopping a pandemic requires using all the tools we have available. As experts learn more about how COVID-19 vaccination may help reduce spread of the disease in communities, CDC will continue to update the recommendations to protect communities using the latest science.

Source: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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The change in value can result in an adjustment of taxes owed or paid for the tax year under appeal.”},{“_id”:”DDTI2ZHAZBBQ7JDKZC3M3TOCXQ”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616186766532},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The Board of Revision’s decision will remain in effect until the next property value update.”},{“_id”:”7L3MULARPBBGLOXJ4N5S327YIE”,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:”FV3CZTUAANG6PLRBZBUUJ4PUCY”},”type”:”divider”},{“level”:3,”_id”:”ESBZZC2FSVGC5LJ4T7VU7IO7J4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616186766534},”type”:”header”,”content”:”How to appeal your property value in Montgomery County“},{“_id”:”QIRHOM57WNGPNFGJHHRZJBCS7U”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616186766535},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Online at www.mc-bor.org“},{“_id”:”EJRQOXSATJG2NK5MKHDOIH3OAU”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616186766536},”type”:”text”,”content”:”By email at BOR@mcohio.org“},{“_id”:”KKSBEYZ4ZZEIZHZNWL6TEBZFDQ”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616186766537},”type”:”text”,”content”:”By mail to 451 W. 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The drill will begin at 9:50 a.m. and last about three minutes, the sheriff’s office said in a release.”},{“_id”:”J63SJTDLDNHWRGJKTZYXCS2E64″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616534202381},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The regional dispatch center will set off warning sirens in Clayton, Miamisburg, German Twp., Germantown Twp., Jefferson Twp., Phillipsburg, Trotwood and Washington Twp.”},{“_id”:”ERT5W7XXVJAPBMPLX7EFYAZM7I”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616534202382},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The drill was also announced on the Sheriff’s Office Facebook Page.”},{“_id”:”C6EWIB2T25DGXHERJ2FFGA3SHI”,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:”ENOKNCJUXRHUHC6CJ2OLOOG6VA”},”type”:”interstitial_link”,”content”:”The Great Dayton Flood of 1913: 15 things to know about broken levees, rescue boats and lost lives”,”url”:”https://www.daytondailynews.com/news/the-great-dayton-flood-1913-things-know-about-broken-levees-rescue-boats-and-lost-lives/6MzhsTtAysABc4pFACBjpL/?utm_campaign=snd-autopilot”},{“subtype”:”facebook-post”,”referent”:{“referent_properties”:{“additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1616590656386}},”provider”:”https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post/oembed.json/?url=”,”service”:”oembed”,”id”:”https://www.facebook.com/MontgomeryCountySheriff/posts/3931533083551857&locale=en_US”,”type”:”facebook-post”},”_id”:”MVPFSBXQ3RCE5MDFVTYAESCP54″,”raw_oembed”:{“author_name”:”Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office Dayton Ohio”,”author_url”:”https://www.facebook.com/102813979757139″,”width”:552,”html”:”

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rnrn”},{“_id”:”37P4FZZ47JCXFDQ42D5TG5EBXM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048746},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Disaster of epic proportions. The Great Dayton Flood of 1913 was a regional event and still ranks as Ohio’s worst natural disaster, with 467 deaths statewide.”},{“_id”:”XSE4QJIISFGIHLS5QDNU5BMF34″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048747},”type”:”text”,”content”:”No way to keep up. The storm began with 58 mph wind gusts on March 21, 1913. Two days later, Easter Sunday, the rain began dumping 8 to 11 inches over a five-day period. Two days later, with the Great Miami River rising nearly two feet an hour, the levees failed.”},{“_id”:”6NXXRBXQFVBAFBJQDXXUYSX46U”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048748},”type”:”text”,”content”:”» READ MORE: Dispatches describe ruin of the 1913 flood“},{“owner”:{“id”:”coxohio”},”workflow”:{“status_code”:4},”caption”:” Third Street in downtown Dayton during the Great Dayton Flood of 1913. At the time the street featured a hotel, a menswear store, a florist and the Arcade building (just before the “bowling” sign in the photo) among other buildings.”,”source”:{“system”:”Methode”,”name”:”DaytonDailyNews”,”source_type”:”other”,”source_id”:”ec7f7c49-d29b-456e-937e-048ce07a54ce”,”additional_properties”:{“editor”:”photo center”}},”type”:”image”,”distributor”:{“mode”:”reference”,”reference_id”:”9d7d8be5-ee4c-4602-a8f1-e911b2d4234a”},”version”:”0.10.3″,”url”:”https://cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/coxohio/MRHIZL26LPGF6KADXAWOFXXLHA.jpg”,”licensable”:false,”display_date”:”2014-12-11T17:03:00Z”,”credits”:{“by”:[{“referent”:{“id”:”ty-greenlees”,”type”:”author”},”type”:”reference”}]},”subtitle”:”Then: Downtown Dayton”,”width”:2000,”first_publish_date”:”2014-12-11T17:03:00Z”,”_id”:”MRHIZL26LPGF6KADXAWOFXXLHA”,”additional_properties”:{“fullSizeResizeUrl”:”/resizer/uqG36RccSw1Jcc9r_6c1S8ieJXM=/arc-anglerfish-arc2-prod-coxohio/public/MRHIZL26LPGF6KADXAWOFXXLHA.jpg”,”comments”:[],”proxyUrl”:”/resizer/uqG36RccSw1Jcc9r_6c1S8ieJXM=/arc-anglerfish-arc2-prod-coxohio/public/MRHIZL26LPGF6KADXAWOFXXLHA.jpg”,”takenOn”:”2014-12-11T17:03:00Z”,”originalUrl”:”https://cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/coxohio/MRHIZL26LPGF6KADXAWOFXXLHA.jpg”,”published”:true,”resizeUrl”:”/resizer/uqG36RccSw1Jcc9r_6c1S8ieJXM=/arc-anglerfish-arc2-prod-coxohio/public/MRHIZL26LPGF6KADXAWOFXXLHA.jpg”,”thumbnailResizeUrl”:”/resizer/oChy_XU7tpG1azCMbWWJ3uVMeeA=/300×0/arc-anglerfish-arc2-prod-coxohio/public/MRHIZL26LPGF6KADXAWOFXXLHA.jpg”,”version”:0,”originalName”:”https://www.daytondailynews.com//rw/Pub/p5/DaytonDailyNews/2014/12/11/Images/photos.medleyphoto.6526429.JPG”,”mime_type”:”image/jpeg”,”restricted”:false,”galleries”:[{“headlines”:{“basic”:”Then & Now: Looking back in Dayton, 2014″},”_id”:”RCG4MRB5SPKNNS2WSRI2V6QOTM”}],”_id”:1616444048749},”created_date”:”2020-07-04T07:09:24Z”,”last_updated_date”:”2020-07-04T07:09:24Z”,”publish_date”:”2014-12-11T17:09:41Z”,”height”:1288},{“_id”:”PPPFK65YJBEZDIZMXDJ3JBJBQI”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048750},”type”:”text”,”content”:”A bustling city. In 1913, Dayton had 117,000 residents, making it the 43rd-largest city in the nation. It had endured 10 major floods, rebuilt the earthen levees each time and seemed to regard occasional flooding as the price of prosperity.”},{“_id”:”PV4GUKQQ5NEILF4F524HCCC7X4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048751},”type”:”text”,”content”:”» RELATED: 100 years later: Dayton forever changed by the Great Flood of 1913“},{“_id”:”WHM7QK7AS5E57KFKDYEYYERMHY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048752},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Water, water everywhere. The levees couldn’t withstand the sheer volume of water from the Great Miami and its tributaries — 250,000 cubic feet of water per second through a channel with a capacity for 25,000 cubic feet. The amount of water that passed through the river channel in Dayton equaled the amount of water that flows over Niagara Falls in a four-day period.”},{“owner”:{“id”:”coxohio”},”workflow”:{“status_code”:4},”caption”:”This bridge over the Mad River near Springfield was damaged during the March 1913 flood that devastated the Miami Valley. 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The exact number of deaths in Dayton is uncertain. The official coroner’s report listed only 92, but some bodies were never recovered. The National Weather Service estimates the true number at somewhere between 98 and 123.”},{“_id”:”OK4JFGIEC5GBTGJH2MPKOEHN64″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048756},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Many without homes. The storm displaced 65,000 from their homes. Property damage reached $100 million in 1913 dollars ($2 billion in today’s economy), and more than 1,000 homes were destroyed.”},{“_id”:”SQCTN6ZODFDIXEZPTEHBBI5KXE”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048757},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Floating south. The Barney & Smith Car Company shops were filled with 14 feet of water. Teak and mahogany, used to make the railroad cars, was found as far downriver as New Orleans.”},{“owner”:{“id”:”coxohio”},”workflow”:{“status_code”:4},”caption”:”This an many other photographs were passed down to Robert Ferneding,  a survivor of the 1913 flood in Dayton. He was eight months old when his mother heroically rescued him when their rescue boat capsized. All the other passengers died. 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The Dayton Library lost 46,000 volumes, virtually all of Dayton Power and Light Company’s overhead transmission and distribution lines were destroyed downtown and Newsalt’s jewelry store lost its inventory after entire jewelry cases smashed through store windows.”},{“_id”:”UMEUQH2IERCXNFQJIUU3KAHSJA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048761},”type”:”text”,”content”:”A massive cleanup. 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Businesses took shape because of the flood, the Miamisburg Hamburger Wagon, still operating today, was born as a result of it. The flood dumped 11 feet of water on the city and claimed six lives. Sherman “Cocky” Porter started making burgers in a skillet to feed the homeless and hungry during the long weeks of the refugee crisis.”},{“_id”:”6V42NGIH6VC57CMH3MJXTSGHIY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048764},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Boat building. John H. Patterson, president of the National Cash Register Company, converted his 10-story factory building to a relief station and a construction site for rescue boats. More than 10,000 men, women, and children were rescued by the boats.”},{“_id”:”23PFQR7SZBCJDPL25BI7PWOQXQ”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048766},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Shelter from the storm. Many of the rescued stayed at the NCR factory, which served 2,750 meals daily, or in a tent city built by the National Guard on NCR property. Others were housed and fed in school buildings or private homes. More than 800 people found shelter and food from the Marianists at St. Mary’s College, the school that later became the University of Dayton.”},{“_id”:”5FG63DUBZNB3XGF6AUO45BAQYQ”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1616444048767},”type”:”text”,”content”:”State of emergency. Ohio Gov. James M. Cox of Dayton declared a state of emergency. 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More supply will arrive each week and more appointments will open as more vaccines are distributed.”},{“_id”:”67UFD7VO4RCP7PFCKQ2QIKU26U”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1612478706823},”type”:”text”,”content”:”If you signed up for multiple waitlists, please cancel other requests after you secure an appointment with a provider. No-shows and extra waitlist names can make scheduling harder for others.”},{“_id”:”QKRPKVC6CZEM5EBYO4X5RK4OQA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1611688260012},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The following is not a comprehensive list, but here are some of the major vaccine providers in the area that you can check with:”},{“list_type”:”unordered”,”_id”:”2KFRWMCIMNFGVNDELOZNHUG4NU”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”type”:”list”,”items”:[{“_id”:”6BESREWG7BFHFM6YQLHRWBBNN4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Kettering Health: Check ketteringhealth.org/coronavirus or call 1-844-576-3627 for announcements and to schedule an appointment when one becomes available.”},{“_id”:”74IKQVHGNVG3FFBOO4YCUC5DZY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Premier Health: Check premierhealth.com/vaccine for announcements and when appointments are available. Eligible Ohioans can schedule appointments through the website or they can call (937) 276-4141 seven days a week between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.”},{“_id”:”FANZLJ6YRJAT3EVHZXJDMIP2IE”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”CVS: Pharmacy: Schedule an appointment at cvs.com/immunizations/covid-19-vaccine or call your local pharmacy.”},{“_id”:”HRQHVF5N4NBU5IWKTYX6FKB7UM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Discount Drug Mart: Register for an appointment at discount-drugmart.com or call your local pharmacy. All 75 Discount Drug Mart locations were approved for vaccine distribution.”},{“_id”:”EFGCTEWGHRHDLMW2YS664UZBXI”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Kroger Pharmacy: Schedule an appointment at some pharmacies at kroger.com/ohiocovidvaccine or by calling 866-211-5620.”},{“_id”:”HRQHVF5N4NBU5IWKTYX6FKB7UM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Meijer Pharmacy: Complete registration online at clinic.meijer.com, text COVID to 75049 or call your local Meijer Pharmacy. When vaccines are available Meijer will contact you with available clinic dates and times.”},{“_id”:”EOJRNM2XEVGHPP6FBHA3LWBU34″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Walgreens: Register for an appointment at walgreens.com/findcare/vaccination/covid-19 or call 1-800 Walgreens.”},{“_id”:”F54LUY2BFNBY5GUSFGOSAUWWRM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Community Health Centers of Greater Dayton: You can schedule appointments when available at communityhealthdayton.org.”},{“_id”:”RIC6XMOF6ZA73P7XX33KJZDB7I”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Five Rivers Health Center Family Health Center: Visit www.fiverivershealthcenters.org and click on the COVID-19 info bar at the top of the page. Those without computer access can call 937-503-5664.”},{“_id”:”65BBMID4RZENBJOQN4X7AMD6AI”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”New Carlisle Community Health Center: Register by phone at 937-543-0310.”},{“_id”:”WMTOTWDPJFAXLPKQK6M33YLLKI”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Rocking Horse Community Center in Springfield: Register b phone at 937-525-4521.”}]},{“_id”:”ECLW3WIMQZDHXE5D5WEZHPXQUM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[{“pos”:0,”comment”:”Dayton VA will be having a walk-in clinic 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 13 and 14, at the Primary Care Clinic on the Dayton VA Campus, 4100 W. Third St. This is only for veterans enrolled at the Dayton VA who are 70 and older. If there are veterans interested in enrolling at the Dayton VA, or wonder if they qualify, contact the outreach specialist at 937-268-6511 ext. 2159 or ext. 2035. Enrolled veterans are also being notified when they can get the vaccine”}],”comments”:[],”_id”:1613692318647},”type”:”text”,”content”:”.”},{“_id”:”VGCY756TWNECHKSR2XGU53SNNQ”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1611688260014},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Local health departments also have a limited supply of vaccines. The agencies are updating information on their Facebook pages and websites. You can get the latest information for each county at the following places:”},{“list_type”:”unordered”,”_id”:”GXR2DSOZIZBZVNEGJKFKG3RF2E”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”type”:”list”,”items”:[{“_id”:”OMNBJUXHAREC5FG3R2MG3VHRWY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Butler County General Health District is updating information about registration online at its website health.bcohio.us. There also is information at butlercountycares.com about registration and vaccine providers, as well as info on testing and more.”},{“_id”:”L253UX3QQJA2ZCI22LUMALROH4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Champaign County Health District has registration at champaignhd.com.“},{“_id”:”VLHAZ336HRHIBJ22DY7YGKUMOY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Clark County Combined Health District residents can sign up for appointments at ccchd.com or call 937-717-2439.”},{“_id”:”C66ET5CPR5HPLPNDB7SEEUWT7E”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Darke County General Health District residents can place their name on the list by emailing covidvaccine@familyhealthservices.org. An example of an email: Name: James Smith Date of Birth: 1 26 1939 Phone number: 937-XXX-XXXX. Or call 937-547-2399 and they will take your name, date of birth, and telephone number. Visit darkecountyhealth.org for more information.”},{“_id”:”7XEF2FLU2RCOJAMAF5LL2U4VJA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Greene County Public Health is using the state’s central scheduling system for vaccine registration. To sign up for a vaccine appointment, visit https://gettheshot.coronavirus.ohio.gov/“},{“_id”:”RLU6B2N5YJAKRH555FNRZU4TRA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”block_properties”:{},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Hamilton Health Department: Fill out the vaccination form at hamilton-oh.gov. 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