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    • 01 SEP 22

    MRH to offer Omicron Booster this fall

    By Shelley Farrington    Lincoln News • September 1, 2022 MILLINOCKET – With the worst of the Covid pandemic behind us, officials at Millinocket Regional Hospital (MRH) are continuing the mission to provide education on how best to protect against the emerging variants. The most recent information is about the so-called Omicron Booster shot. According

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    • 27 JAN 22

    MRH booster clinics scaled back to monthly, local vaccination rates good

    By Shelley Farrington    Lincoln News • January 27, 2022 KATAHDIN REGION – Since last fall, Millinocket Regional Hospital (MRH) has hosted several weekly COVID Booster clinics at Stearns Jr. – Sr. High School continuing its mission to get the Katahdin region community vaccinated and boosted. The clinics have been well attended and by all

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    • 07 JAN 22

    MRH resumes weekly COVID-19 booster clinics

    By Shelley Farrington Lincoln News • January 6, 2022 KATAHDIN REGION – New Year, same goal. Officials at Millinocket Regional Hospital have announced the restart of their Moderna Booster Clinics every Wednesday in January from 4 – 6 p.m. at Stearns High School. According to information provided by MRH booster shots are recommended for anyone

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    • 09 DEC 21

    MRH continues booster clinics

    By Shelley Farrington Lincoln News • December 9, 2021 MILLLINOCKET – Millinocket Regional Hospital continues its efforts to combat and minimize the effects of COVID-19 with Moderna booster shot clinics scheduled for Dec. 15 and Dec. 22 at Stearns Junior/Senior High School from 3-6 p.m. MRH Infection Preventionist Todd Phillips, RN, BSN, MPH said all

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    • 11 NOV 21

    MRH Booster clinics huge success, several more planned

    By Shelley Farrington Lincoln News • November 11, 2021 MILLINOCKET – Millinocket Regional Hospital Infection Preventionist Todd Phillips, RN, BSN, MPH didn’t really know what to expect as he planned the first of many COVID-19 booster clinics at Stearns Jr/Sr High School so when the line started forming at 2:30 (for a 3 p.m. start)

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    • 11 NOV 21

    MRH teaming up with schools to get elementary children vaccinated

    By Shelley Farrington Lincoln News • November 11, 2021 KATAHDIN REGION – Millinocket Regional Hospital, working in partnership with Katahdin region schools, is hosting a Pfizer vaccine clinic for children ages five to 11 on Nov. 19, said MRH Infection Preventionist Todd Phillips, RN, BSN, MPH. Schools in Millinocket, East Millinocket, Medway, Kingman, Stacyville and

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    • 29 OCT 21

    MRH planning COVID booster clinics

    By Shelley Farrington Lincoln News • October 28, 2021 MILLINOCKET – The boosters are coming the boosters are coming – that is the news from Millinocket Regional Hospital Infection Preventionist Todd Phillips, RN, BSN, MPH. Phillips, who has been coordinating MRH’s COVID-19 pandemic response including vaccination, said he is working with local school officials to

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    • 26 OCT 21

    COVID booster shot clinics announced

    October 26, 2021 We are pleased to be offering Moderna boosters to healthcare workers, high-risk patient-facing individuals, police, fire, EMS and pharmacy workers. These individuals were the first in line to get their vaccine, so that means they are now “due” for their booster. We are also making teachers a priority at this time. We

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    • 23 SEP 21

    MRH staff 100 percent vaccinated

    By Shelley Farrington Lincoln News • September 23, 2021 MILLINOCKET – Millinocket Regional Hospital officials are excited to announce that 100 percent of their staff are vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. It’s been a goal that MRH CEO Robert Peterson, D. Sc., FACHE, Infection Preventionist Todd Phillips, BSN, MPH and many others have been working

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    • 12 AUG 21

    Schools, MRH working together for safe schools

    By Shelley Farrington Lincoln News • August 12, 2021 KATAHDIN REGION – As the school year approaches many families are experiencing a feeling of Déjà vu – we’ve been here before. According to local health officials, while hospitalizations from COVID-19 remain small and are almost always those who are unvaccinated, there has been a recent

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