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COVID-19 Update

COVID vaccination is in full swing in our Valley. For current information regarding new vaccination clinics, please visit Walla Walla County Department of Community Health’s (DCH) website. You can register for an appointment on their site as well. If you know someone who is eligible to receive the vaccine but who lacks the computer or internet access necessary to register for an appointment, we invite you to assist them by calling 509-524-2647 and leaving their name, birthdate, and phone number, and say they’re unable to register online. To receive timely COVID updates and announcements from DCH, text COVIDWW to 888777.

We have received some calls asking if our office is able to administer the vaccine, and we cannot. This amazing community effort is being led by our county health department. Special thanks to all the wonderful volunteers making this monumental task possible, including our very own Dr. Samantha Kofler.