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NASHUA- Home Health & Hospice Care is holding a flu vaccination clinic for older adults and adults at highest risk of complications from the flu Monday, Dec. 20, from 1-3 p.m.
Only older adults receiving Medicare and other adults 18 and older with chronic conditions will receive the vaccine. Adults 18 and older, however, must present a physician’s note.
Because vaccine supply is limited, flu shots will be administered on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Those covered by Medicare B must show their Medicare identification card for billing purposes. They will not be charged. For other adults, there is a $20 fee for the shot.
For more information, call Home Health & Hospice Care at 882-2941.
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