7News anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with the Regional Health Department Director Brandie Combs to learn about what you should do if you lose your proof of getting vaccinated from the Coronavirus and walk-in clinics in the area.
When we think about hospice, many people often think about the doctor and nurse, and maybe even the social worker that will be coming in and taking care of the loved one, but a chaplain is also part of that team.
Officials say beginning Friday city sites and facilities are reopening to the public with some exceptions which include places to be used for vaccine clinics.
7News anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with Regional Health Department Director Brandie Combs about the CDC’s updated vaccination guidelines which say that fully vaccinated people can visit those who have not gotten the vaccine without restrictions.
7News anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with Regional Health Department Director Brandie Combs about the two big announcements made Tuesday regarding vaccine eligibility in Oklahoma, and the repeal of the city of Lawton mask mandate.
We spoke to a health official from Oklahoma State Department of Health’s eight district to learn more about appointment availability for the vaccine there. That includes Stephens and Jefferson counties.
7News anchor Makenzie Burk spoke to Debra Johnson, the Community Engagement and District Health Planner for District 5 about how the state is reporting COVID-19 cases and deaths as well as when the state could move into the fourth and final phase of vaccine distribution.
7News anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with the Community Engagement and District Health Planner for district 5 Debra Johnson on the disparity between rural and urban communities when it comes to COVID-19 cases and deaths.
7News anchor Makenzie Burk spoke to Regional Health Director Brandie Combs Tuesday about choosing which vaccine you get and whether or not those who have been fully vaccinated still need to wear a mask.
7News anchor Makenzie Burk spoke today with Mendy Spohn, the Regional Health Director for District 8 of Oklahoma which includes Stephens and Jefferson counties today to learn more about that.
We’re now a week into phase three of the vaccination process and in southwest Oklahoma, health officials say there are plenty of openings available for those looking to get vaccinated.
7 news Anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with our Regional health Department Director about the new guidelines announced Tuesday regarding long term care facilities.
7News Anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with Regional Health Department Director Brandie Combs today about this announcement, as well as the CDC’s new guidelines released Monday.
7 News Anchor Makenzie spoke with one of our state epidemiologists about this change, the different types of COVID-19 variants being tracked in the state, and vaccine efficacy.
We’re learning more about why our county health departments believe there have been more vaccine appointment vacancies during the latest phase rollout.
Today, 7 News Anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with the regional health department director about ongoing appointments to get the vaccine and what the approval of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine means for distribution.
Never one to shy away from answering a call for help, Lawton Fire Department Assistant Chief, Brent Baggett, signed up to volunteer to give out COVID 19 vaccines to the public as soon as he knew health officials needed him. Other firefighters from the department followed suit.
We spoke to the regional health department director to find out what you can expect if you’re now eligible and how the health department is working to get more people vaccinated.
7News anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with Regional Health Department Director Brandie Combs about cases decreasing across the state, and the contributing factors to that, and also about their new location for clinics next week.
7 News Anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with the Community Engagement and Health Planning Director for Southwest Oklahoma. She addressed how to schedule an appointment and how vaccinations have been impacted by this week’s severe weather.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Deputy Commissioner Keith Reed has issued a statement regarding Oklahoma’s vaccine distribution response to severe winter weather storms.
7 News Anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with Regional Health Department Director Brandie Combs about the vaccine distribution moving into its next phase in the coming days and who is included in it.
We spoke Wednesday with an infectious disease expert about the different vaccine brands, and when we could see the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in Oklahoma. If you have any questions related to the Coronavirus or the vaccine, you can send those to covid@kswo.com, and it might be answered in an upcoming
