“We have the public health know-how, the planning, the resources and the ability to invest in clinics and staff in places large and small throughout the county,” she said. “In these early weeks and months of the COVID-19 vaccine roll-out, with supply so incredibly limited, it makes the most sense to give vaccine to providers such as the Health Department and our hospitals, so we can centrally and efficiently administer the doses across the County,” said County Commissioner Michelle Kichline. The Chester County Commissioners continue to work on behalf of all county residents, to appeal to the PA Department of Health on the need for more vaccine doses in more highly populated areas of the state, and to ask that priority be given to the Chester County Health Department as a vaccine provider. “We remain hopeful that the vaccine clinic model we have established today is one that can be replicated throughout the county until all of our residents are fully vaccinated.” “As healthcare leaders, it’s our responsibility to protect the residents of our community as quickly as possible,” he notes. Duncan, CEO and President of Chester County Hospital. “We understand that it’s a great privilege to have access to the COVID vaccine,” states Michael J.
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