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AlarabHealth

Clalit Offers Flu Vaccinations at 50 Sites on Election Day

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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The centers, including mobile units and clinics, will offer vaccinations without requiring appointments. This effort aims to make the flu shot more accessible to members as part of preparations for the winter flu season. Clalit expects a large turnout and is ensuring sufficient vaccine supplies and staff.

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  • Vaccinations will be available without the need for a prior appointment at these sites.
  • Mobile vaccination units will be deployed in Jerusalem, Petah Tikva, Hod HaSharon, Tiberias, and Beit She'an.
  • The initiative aims to facilitate access to flu shots during election day activities.
  • Clalit is preparing for hundreds of thousands of vaccinations this winter season.
Clalit Offers Flu Vaccinations at 50 Sites on Election Day
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This initiative aims to facilitate access to the vaccine and bolster preparedness for the upcoming flu season. Mobile vaccination units will be deployed in Jerusalem, Petah Tikva, Hod HaSharon, Tiberias, and Beit She'an, in addition to numerous centers located in clinics and shopping malls nationwide. These vaccination sites will operate without requiring pre-booked appointments, allowing individuals to receive the vaccine while going about their election day activities. Clalit is preparing for a significant turnout by ensuring adequate staffing and vaccine supplies. The health service is planning to vaccinate hundreds of thousands of additional members during the winter season. The organization highlighted that flu vaccination is a crucial measure to reduce the risk of illness and complications, particularly for vulnerable populations, and recommended annual vaccination for developing necessary protection before winter.

Clalit Spokesperson Ihab Halabi was mentioned in relation to the article's content, and Sarit Sharabi Shalom, a nurse and Preventive Medicine Coordinator for Clalit's Central District, was credited for her role in a video associated with the report. Elad Gutman is credited as the photographer.

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