The Warren County Health Department is providing students with school vaccinations.Students 18 and younger are eligible to receive vaccines if they are Medicaid-eligible, or do not have health …
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The Warren County Health Department is providing students with school vaccinations.Students 18 and younger are eligible to receive vaccines if they are Medicaid-eligible, or do not have health insurance, or are a Native American or Alaskan Native, or are underinsured.Some children are eligible for free vaccinations. Call 636-456-7474 for an appointment and to find out about eligibility.Warren County Record logoAaronSicklerasickler@townnews.comhttps://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/54d8c941e2b7fedb7e7f15a9e7b97c8d?d=mm
