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Gathering to watch the #SuperBowl? Here are some viewing party safety tips from @lapublichealth 📺🏈
Beach Cities Health retweeted
BREAKING NEWS: Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine is approved under EUA for children 5-11. Children may now get vaccinated at select, walk-up clinics county-wide – please call site ahead of time to check availability. Visit vaccinatelacounty.com for info or talk to your child’s doctor.
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CDC recommends that certain populations get a #COVID19 booster shot. See if you're eligible: bit.ly/3njCEWK.
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A huge congratulations🎉 to all the 2021 ACHD Award winners and nominees! Our award winners were:
Trustee of the Year - Carmina Zavala, @DesertHealthCV
CEO of the Year - Diane Hansen, @PalomarHealth District of the Year - @BCHD
Congrats all!
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Save the date for our virtual town hall this Thursday on Sept 23rd at 6pm! We’ll be talking about COVID-19 cases in children, youth sports, vaccine mandates and updates on vaccines for children aged 5-11. Submit a question at tinyurl.com/LACOVIDTownHall
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Recent special ocean water sampling conducted by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health on Tuesday July 27th determined that several beach areas near the Hyperion plant exceeded state standards for bacteria in water.
For more information: ow.ly/S6TW50FFW4b
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Public Health is cautioning residents who are planning to visit several Los Angeles County beaches near Dockweiler & El Segundo to be careful of swimming, surfing, and playing in ocean waters around discharging storm drains, creeks, and rivers.
For more: ow.ly/S6TW50FFW4b
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The @BCHD honored its 500+ volunteers today for more than 24,000 of service during the COVID-19 pandemic: digmb.com/2021/07/24/363239/… #ManhattanBeach #HermosaBeach #RedondoBeach
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#ManhattanBeach is just barely shy of 100% of its residents aged 65 and over with at least one vaccination: digmb.com/2021/07/16/362685/…
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Wearing a mask indoors with others reduces the risk of both getting & transmitting the virus. We’re requiring masking for everyone while indoors at public settings & businesses, regardless of vaccination status so that we can stop the increased level of transmission we're seeing.
Beach Cities Health retweeted
Beach Cities Summer Free Fitness Series with @BCHD
Yoga on the Beach Mondays, July 12, 19, 26 at 6:30 p.m. south of the Manhattan Beach Pier in the sand in partnership with the City of Manhattan Beach. Register here: bchd.org/freefitness #LiveWell
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Free Monday night #yoga on the beach starts up again tonight in #ManhattanBeach - with @BCHD digmb.com/2021/07/12/362482/…
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If you or any friends or family at 4th of July gatherings are unvaccinated or immunocompromised, stay outside as much as possible, and always wear masks when indoors except when eating and drinking. The Delta variant is more infectious than other variants. #StaySafe
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STARTING TOMORROW: Get vaccinated for a chance to win season tickets to the LA Kings and the LA Galaxy! Eligibility, participating locations and rules at: bit.ly/3hDMPo1
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Use of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine to Resume in Los Angeles County. View ow.ly/BnLR50EwBcz for more.
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These Orange Tier changes will go into effect on April 5 at 12:01 AM. Visit ph.lacounty.gov/coronavirus for more information.
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Appointments are still available.
Vaccine appointments for Monday, March 8 through Sunday, March 14 are AVAILABLE NOW at MyTurn.ca.gov. Appointments are available for all eligible groups and will fill up quickly.
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COVID-19 is still in our communities and we need to keep staying safe. Make sure to wear your mask every time you are around those you don’t live with. #SlowTheSpread
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Most will receive their second dose at the same site as their first dose.
Exceptions for those vaccinated at sites that have now closed:
- First dose at Ritchie Valens ➡️ Second dose at Balboa
- First dose at Hazard/Belvedere ➡️ Second dose at El Sereno.





























