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COVID Vaccine On Long Island: Efforts To Reach Homebound Residents Speeding Up

Video Credit: CBS 2 New York - Duration: 01:49s - Published
COVID Vaccine On Long Island: Efforts To Reach Homebound Residents Speeding Up

COVID Vaccine On Long Island: Efforts To Reach Homebound Residents Speeding Up

As more doses of the COVID vaccine arrive on Long Island, efforts to reach the homebound are speeding up.

The door-to-door program will focus on communities that may be reluctant about getting vaccinated; CBS2's Jennifer McLogan reports.


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