The vaccinations will be offered at all Family Health Centers locations Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

“This is the next critical step in protecting citizens who are most at-risk for becoming infected, as well as those who could experience serious health complications from COVID-19,” said Leon A. Brunson Sr., FHC chief executive officer.

“The vaccine will assist in reducing the spread of the virus and allow our people to recover more quickly from this pandemic. We are excited to begin vaccinating residents and look forward to additional people receiving the protection it offers,” he said.

The vaccine consists of two doses. Individuals will be scheduled for the second dose at the time their first dose is administered.

Second doses will occur 28 days after first doses. Everyone must anticipate their future availability when scheduling their first dose.

Vaccinations will be offered at the following locations:

• Family Health Centers, Inc. – 3310 Magnolia Street, Orangeburg

• Norfield Medical Center – 7061 Norway Road, Neeses

• Denmark Family Health Center – 5616 Carolina Highway, Denmark

• St. George Medical Center – 401 Ridge Street, St. George

• Family Health Center at Holly Hill – 922 Holly Street, Holly Hill

• St. Matthews Medical Center – 558 Chestnut Street, St. Matthews

• Community Medical Center – 10278 Old #6 Hwy., Vance

To schedule an appointment for the Covid-19 vaccination, call 803-531-6900. No appointments are necessary. Walk-ins are being accepted.