DHR Health Plans Mass Vaccination Clinic At Bert Ogden Arena

6,500 Doses of the Moderna Vaccine will be administered to qualifying recipients

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Any questions can be directed to the DHR Covid Hotline at (956) 362-8800

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Edinburg –  DHR Health will provide vaccinations for eligible residents of the Rio Grande Valley this Tuesday, January 12th at the Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg.

The 6,500 doses of the Moderna Vaccine will be administered to the following residents:

  • Tier 1a
    • Frontline Healthcare Workers
    • Residents of Long-term care facilities
  • Tier 1b
    • People aged 65 and older
    • People 18 years and older with at least one chronic medical condition, including
      • Cancer
      • Chronic Kidney Disease
      • COPD
      • Heart Conditions
      • Organ Transplantation
      • Obesity
      • Type 2 Diabetes
      • Pregnancy

Mandatory Check-In

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Date:        Monday January 11, 2021

Time:        7:00 pm

Location:  HEB Park

    1616 S. Raul Longoria Rd, Edinburg, TX

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     (overnight parking will be allowed)

Traffic will then be moved to the Bert Ogden Arena on Tuesday morning.

*Armbands will be given to the first 6500 eligible recipients in line with a consent form

Consent form must be filled out prior to arrival

Required consent forms can be downloaded at https://www.dshs.texas.gov/immunize/immtrac/forms.shtm

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