This social media kit will be continuously updated with COVID-19 vaccine graphics, sample social media posts, printable materials and more for our local partners to use to communicate about COVID-19 vaccination with their patients and communities. Please pay close attention to the "Specific Time/Duration" field information if it is listed on a post.
This information is provided by The Center for Rural Health Development, a nonprofit organization located in Hurricane, WV, and is developed in partnership with the West Virginia Governor’s Office, WV Department of Health and Human Resources, and the WV National Guard. It is funded through a grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, administered by WVDHHR.
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Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
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What to expect after your 2nd COVID-19 vaccine
How do the COVID-19 vaccines work?
We're not done after dose one
How have the COVID-19 vaccines been developed so quickly?
Late for your second dose?
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COVID-19 Vaccine Cost - Español
Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine? - Español
Protect yourself, your loved ones and your community
Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for people who want to have a baby?
How do the COVID-19 vaccines work? - Español
What to expect after getting a COVID-19 vaccine - Español
COVID-19 vaccines are available for ages 12+
COVID-19 vaccination recommended for 12+
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Protect yourself, your loved ones and your community - Spanish
#ComunidadImunidadWV empieza con cada uno de nosotros. Para más información visite:
https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/index.html.
How have the COVID-19 vaccines been developed so quickly? Español
COVID-19. Basándose en conocimientos cientÃficos anteriores, la investigación y el desarrollo de
la vacuna, los estudios clÃnicos, la fabricación y la planificación de la distribución sucedieron al
mismo tiempo. Este enfoque eliminó los retrasos que ocurren cuando estos procedimientos se
llevan a cabo progresivamente. Siempre manteniendo las medidas para garantizar la seguridad.
Obtenga más información en: https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-
ncov/vaccines/distributing.html
Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for people who want to have a baby? Español
COVID-19. No hay evidencia que las vacunas contra COVID-19 afectan la fertilidad. Y para las
mujeres ya embarazadas, nuevas pruebas indican que la inmunidad de la vacuna contra COVID-
19 se le pasará al bebé. #ComunidadImunidadWV
COVID-19 Vaccine Fact: For maximum protection: 2 doses are needed to complete the mRNA vaccine series - Español
semanas después de la primera dosis para obtener la mayor protección que la vacuna le puede
ofrecer contra esta grave enfermedad. #ComunidadImunidadWV
Teens 12 years of age and older are eligible - Español
recibir la vacuna contra COVID-19 Pfizer y las personas de 18 años y mayores pueden recibir
cualquiera de las vacunas contra COVID-19. Las vacunas contra COVID-19 fueron evaluadas en
estudios clÃnicos y se determinó que eran seguras y eficaces para las personas de 12 años en
adelante. Visite https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-
ncov/vaccines/recommendations/adolescents.html para obtener más información.
#ComunidadImunidadWV
We Have COVID-19 Vaccines - Call us to make an appointment
What is a COVID-19 Variant?
What is the COVID-19 Delta Variant?
Do Vaccines Prevent COVID-19 Variants?
We Have COVID-19 Vaccines - Walk-ins Welcome!
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Safety
WV Coronavirus Czar @claymarsh is doing his part to build #CommunityImmunityWV. He is confident in COVID-19 vaccines because they are safe and effective. He got vaccinated and encourages fellow West Virginians to do the same when a vaccine is recommended to them. #COVID19Vaccine
Cost
#VaccineFact: Cost should not be a barrier for West Virginians. The federal government is providing COVID-19 vaccines for free. And people without health insurance can get #COVID19Vaccines at no cost. #CommunityImmunityWV
Vaccine Fact
When large portions of our communities get vaccinated, it helps create a firewall against the virus, disrupting the spread of the virus. Building a community of immunity begins with each one of us. Learn more at: www.vaccinate.wv.gov #CommunityImmunityWV
Safest Path
Vaccination is the safest path toward building a community of immunity, even if you’ve already had COVID-19. COVID-19 vaccines have been found to be safe and effective. Together, we can stop the pandemic and build #CommunityImmunityWV.
Vaccine Fact
What many people experience as a result of receiving the vaccine aren’t side effects, but rather the body’s immune system responding to the COVID-19 vaccine. The COVID-19 vaccines work with your immune system so it will be ready to fight the virus. #CommunityImmunityWV
COVID-19 Info Line
For questions about COVID-19 vaccines, please call the WV COVID-19 Vaccine Info Line. The info line is available Monday - Friday from 8 AM - 6 PM and Saturday from 9 AM - 5 PM. Or, visit vaccine.wv.gov for more information. #CommunityImmunityWV
Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
COVID-19 vaccines are available in many locations near you: at local health departments, community health centers, pharmacies and more. Contact your healthcare provider or visit www.vaccinate.wv.gov and click on VaccineFinder to find a location near you. #CommunityImmunityWV
Time specific, adjust caption as distribution shifts
What to expect after your 2nd COVID-19 vaccine
Some people feel stronger immune responses, such as fatigue and muscle pain, after the second dose of a mRNA COVID-19 vaccine. These responses are short-lived and go away within a few days. The second dose remains essential for maximum protection. #ItTakesTwo #CommunityImmunityWV
How do the COVID-19 vaccines work?
The #COVID19 vaccines teach our cells how to recognize the spike protein of the virus and activate an immune response to fight it off. This means that the COVID-19 vaccines cannot affect or interact with our DNA in any way. #CommunityImmunityWV
We're not done after dose one
#ItTakesTwo doses of mRNA #COVID19 vaccine for maximum protection. It is important that we all continue to do our part to build #CommunityImmunityWV, by wearing a mask until 2 weeks after your 2nd dose of vaccine, handwashing, and staying 6 feet from others. #CommunityImmunityWV
How have the COVID-19 vaccines been developed so quickly?
These vaccines resulted from a coordinated, global effort to fight #COVID19. Building on prior science, the vaccine research and development, clinical trials, manufacturing, and distribution planning occurred at the same time. Visit: http://bit.ly/3jmo7Hk #CommunityImmunityWV
Community Immunity
The more West Virginians who choose vaccination, the faster we build #CommunityImmunityWV. #ItsUpToYou
COVID-19 Vaccine Cost - Español
El gobierno federal ofrecerá la vacuna contra la COVID-19 gratuitamente y cubrirá todos los costos relacionados con la administración de la vacuna. Recibir la vacuna no implica ningún costo y las personas sin seguro de salud también pueden recibir la vacuna contra gratuitamente.
Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine? - Español
Las vacunas contra COVID-19 están disponibles en servicios de salud, centros comunitarios de salud, farmacias y otros lugares. Para encontrar un lugar donde vacunarse contra COVID-19 cerca de usted, visite www.vacunas.gov/search/ e ingrese su código postal. #ComunidadImunidadWV
Protect yourself, your loved ones and your community
Choosing COVID-19 vaccination protects you and those around you. #CommunityImmunityWV begins with each one of us. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov
Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for people who want to have a baby?
Yes. People who plan to become pregnant may receive the COVID-19 vaccine. There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines affect fertility. And for people who are already pregnant, there is emerging evidence that immunity from COVID-19 vaccination is passed on to the baby.
COVID-19 vaccines are available for ages 12+
COVID-19 vaccines are available for everyone ages 12+ in West Virginia. You can schedule a vaccine appointment at a local pharmacy or health center by visiting vaccines.gov/search and entering your zip code. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov to learn more. #CommunityImmunityWV
COVID-19 vaccination recommended for 12+
Teens 12 years of age and older are eligible to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine and those 18 years of age and older may receive any of the COVID-19 vaccines. The COVID-19 vaccines were tested in clinical trials and found safe and effective for those ages 12 & older.
GIPHY Stickers
Share your COVID-19 vaccination story with new West Virginia-focused stickers. Find us on your favorite social platform @WVRuralHealth or www.giphy.com/WVRuralHealth
COVID-19 vaccines protect yourself, your loved ones and your community - Español
El elegir vacunarse contra COVID-19 lo protege a usted y a quienes le rodean.
#ComunidadImunidadWV empieza con cada uno de nosotros. Para más información visite:
https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/index.html.
How have the COVID-19 vaccines been developed so quickly? Español
Estas vacunas fueron el resultado de un esfuerzo coordinado y universal para combatir COVID-19. Basándose en conocimientos cientÃficos anteriores, la investigación y el desarrollo de
la vacuna, los estudios clÃnicos, la fabricación y la planificación de la distribución sucedieron al mismo tiempo. https://bit.ly/3hb8nHH
Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for people who want to have a baby? Español
SÃ. Las mujeres que tienen pensado embarazarse pueden recibir la vacuna contra
COVID-19. No hay evidencia que las vacunas contra COVID-19 afectan la fertilidad. Y para las mujeres ya embarazadas, nuevas pruebas indican que la inmunidad de la vacuna se le pasará al bebé.
COVID-19 Vaccine Fact: For maximum protection: 2 doses are needed to complete the mRNA COVID-19 vaccine series- Español
Dependiendo de que vacuna ARNm recibe, se requiere una segunda dosis de 3 a 4
semanas después de la primera dosis para obtener la mayor protección que la vacuna le puede ofrecer contra esta grave enfermedad. #ComunidadImunidadWV
Teens 12 years of age and older are eligible - Español
Los adolescentes de 12 años y mayores tienen derecho a recibir la vacuna contra COVID-19 Pfizer y las personas de 18 años y mayores pueden recibir cualquiera de las vacunas contra COVID-19. Visite https://bit.ly/2Ulaekg para obtener más información.
#ComunidadImunidadWV
Do Vaccines Prevent COVID-19 Variants?
When vaccination rates are low, coronavirus can easily spread and change into new strains (variants). The faster we get vaccinated, the faster we can build a community of immunity against the virus and its variants. #CommunityImmunityWV
What is a COVID-19 Variant?
Viruses constantly change, creating new strains (variants) over time. These variants are slightly different from the past strains and can infect people who had COVID-19 before. Some variants cause more severe illness, especially among those who are younger. #CommunityImmunityWV
What is the COVID-19 Delta Variant?
The Delta variant is a strain of the coronavirus that is causing large waves of new cases in other counties. It is now in the U.S. and WV. Leading medical experts warn that the Delta variant is the most contagious strain yet and may cause hospitalizations. #CommunityImmunityWV
We Have COVID-19 Vaccines - Walk-ins Welcome!
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We Have COVID-19 Vaccines - Call us to make an appointment
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Safety
WV Coronavirus Czar Dr. Clay Marsh is doing his part to build #CommunityImmunityWV. He is confident in COVID-19 vaccines because they are safe and effective. He got vaccinated and encourages fellow West Virginians to do the same when a vaccine is offered to them.
Cost
#VaccineFact: Cost should not be a barrier for West Virginians. The federal government is providing COVID-19 vaccines for free. Any fee for administering the vaccine will be covered, so there is no cost for the person getting vaccinated. And people without health insurance can get #COVID19Vaccines at no cost. #CommunityImmunityWV
I got the vaccine - CUSTOMIZE
I chose to get vaccinated because
Begins with me - CUSTOMIZE
#CommunityImmunityWV. Stopping a pandemic requires using all the public health tools we have available, and vaccination is likely our strongest tool yet. When it's available to me, I'm getting vaccinated because
Slide 1
Medical experts agree: you should get vaccinated against COVID-19. COVID-19 vaccines have been tested in tens of thousands of people in clinical trials. We have gotten these vaccines so soon because clinical trials, manufacturing, and plans for distribution all occurred at the same time, removing delays. COVID-19 vaccines that receive FDA Emergency Use Authorization have met rigorous standards of safety, quality, and effectiveness. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
With 2,3,4
Slide 2
Medical experts agree: you should get vaccinated against COVID-19. COVID-19 vaccines have been tested in tens of thousands of people in clinical trials. We have gotten these vaccines so soon because clinical trials, manufacturing, and plans for distribution all occurred at the same time, removing delays. COVID-19 vaccines that receive FDA Emergency Use Authorization have met rigorous standards of safety, quality, and effectiveness. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
With 1,3,4
Slide 3
Medical experts agree: you should get vaccinated against COVID-19 . COVID-19 vaccines have been tested in tens of thousands of people in clinical trials. We have gotten these vaccines so soon because clinical trials, manufacturing, and plans for distribution all occurred at the same time, removing delays. COVID-19 vaccines that receive FDA Emergency Use Authorization have met rigorous standards of safety, quality, and effectiveness. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
With 1,2,4
Slide 4
Medical experts agree: you should get vaccinated against COVID-19. COVID-19 vaccines have been tested in tens of thousands of people in clinical trials. We have gotten these vaccines so soon because clinical trials, manufacturing, and plans for distribution all occurred at the same time, removing delays. COVID-19 vaccines that receive FDA Emergency Use Authorization have met rigorous standards of safety, quality, and effectiveness. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
With 1,2,3
Safest Path
Vaccination is the safest path toward building a community of immunity, even if you’ve already had COVID-19. COVID-19 vaccines have undergone the most rigorous safety monitoring in U.S. history and have been found to be safe and effective. Together, we can stop the pandemic and build #CommunityImmunityWV.
Vaccine Fact
When large portions of our communities get vaccinated, it helps create a firewall against the virus, disrupting the spread of the virus. Building a community of immunity begins with each one of us. Learn more at: www.vaccinate.wv.gov #CommunityImmunityWV
Vaccine Fact
Depending on which mRNA vaccine you receive, a second dose is needed 3-4 weeks after your first dose to get the most protection the vaccine has to offer against this serious disease. #CommunityImmunityWV
Vaccine Fact
What many people experience as a result of receiving the vaccine aren’t side effects, but rather the body’s immune system responding to the COVID-19 vaccine. The COVID-19 vaccines work with your immune system so it will be ready to fight the virus if you are exposed. Common immune responses are short-term injection site pain, swelling or redness, tiredness, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, chills or fever. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
COVID-19 Vaccine Info Line
For questions about COVID-19 vaccines, please call the WV COVID-19 Vaccine Info Line. The info line is available Monday - Friday from 8 AM - 6 PM and Saturday from 9 AM - 5 PM. Or, visit vaccine.wv.gov for more information. #CommunityImmunityWV
Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
COVID-19 vaccines are available in many locations near you: at local health departments, community health centers, pharmacies and more. Contact your healthcare provider or visit www.vaccinate.wv.gov and click on VaccineFinder to find a location near you. #CommunityImmunityWV
Time specific, adjust caption as distribution shifts.
What to expect after your 2nd COVID-19 vaccine
Some people feel stronger immune responses, such as fatigue and muscle pain, after the second dose of a mRNA COVID-19 vaccine. These responses are short-lived and go away within a few days. The second dose remains essential for maximum protection. #ItTakesTwo #CommunityImmunityWV
How do the COVID-19 vaccines work?
The #COVID19 vaccines work by enabling the body’s immune system to build antibodies to recognize and fight the virus. The vaccines teach our cells how to recognize the spike protein of the virus that causes COVID-19 and activate an immune response to fight it off. This means that the COVID-19 vaccines cannot affect or interact with our DNA in any way. #CommunityImmunityWV
We're not done after dose one
#ItTakesTwo doses of mRNA #COVID19 vaccine for maximum protection against #COVID19. It is important that we all continue to do our part to build #CommunityImmunityWV, including wearing a mask until two weeks after your second dose of vaccine, handwashing, and staying at least 6 feet from others. #CommunityImmunityWV
How have the COVID-19 vaccines been developed so quickly?
These vaccines resulted from a coordinated, global effort to fight #COVID19. Building on prior science, the vaccine research and development, clinical trials, manufacturing, and distribution planning occurred at the same time. This approach removed delays that occur when these processes happen one after the other. Steps to ensure safety were not eliminated. Learn more at: vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
Late for your second dose?
The second dose of the Pfizer vaccine should be given 21 days after the first; for Moderna, the second dose should be given 28 days later. If something happens and you can’t get your second dose on the exact day you're due, you can still get the second dose later without needing to restart the vaccine series. The CDC recommends sticking to the recommended timeline, but the second dose can be given up to six weeks after the first. For the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, #ItTakesTwo #CommunityImmunityWV
Community Immunity
The more West Virginians who choose vaccination, the faster we build #CommunityImmunityWV. Together, we can stop the spread of COVID-19. #ItsUpToYou
COVID-19 Vaccine Cost - Español
Realidad sobre la vacuna: El gobierno federal ofrecerá la vacuna contra la COVID-19 gratuitamente y cubrirá todos los costos relacionados con la administración de la vacuna. Recibir la vacuna no implica ningún costo y las personas sin seguro de salud también pueden recibir la vacuna contra la COVID-19 gratuitamente. #ComunidadImunidadWV
Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine? - Español
Las vacunas contra COVID-19 están disponibles en servicios de salud, centros comunitarios de salud, farmacias y otros lugares. Para encontrar un lugar donde vacunarse contra COVID-19 cerca de usted, visite www.vacunas.gov/search/ e ingrese su código postal. Esto le dará una lista de todos los lugares cerca de usted que tienen la vacuna contra COVID-19. En esa lista, usted puede hacer clic en un lugar de vacunación, tal como una farmacia o una clínica, para enterarse si necesita una cita o si se aceptan personas sin cita previa. #ComunidadImunidadWV
Protect yourself, your loved ones and your community
Choosing COVID-19 vaccination protects you and those around you. #CommunityImmunityWV begins with each one of us. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov
Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for people who want to have a baby?
Yes. People who plan to become pregnant may receive the COVID-19 vaccine. There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines affect fertility. And for people who are already pregnant, there is emerging evidence that immunity from COVID-19 vaccination is passed on to the baby. #CommunityImmunityWV
How do the COVID-19 vaccines work? - Español
Las vacunas contra la COVID-19 permiten que el sistema inmunológico del cuerpo desarrolle anticuerpos para reconocer y luchar contra el virus. Las vacunas les enseñan a las células a reconocer a la proteína espícula del virus que ocasiona la COVID-19 y a activar la respuesta inmunológica para combatirla. Esto implica que las vacunas contra la COVID-19 no afectan o interactúan con su ADN de ninguna manera.
What to expect after getting a COVID-19 vaccine - Español
Lo que muchas personas presentan después de recibir la vacuna no son efectos secundarios, es el sistema inmunológico del cuerpo que responde ante la vacuna contra la COVID-19. Ambas vacunas contra la COVID-19 trabajan con su sistema inmunológico y lo preparan para luchar contra el virus en caso de exposición. Las respuestas más comunes del sistema inmunológico son dolor en el sitio de la inyección, inflamación o enrojecimiento, agotamiento, dolor de cabeza, dolor muscular, dolor de articulaciones, escalofríos, o fiebre. Obtenga más información en: https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/expect/after.html
Slide 1 - Español
Los expertos médicos están de acuerdo: debe vacunarse contra la COVID-19 en cuanto la vacuna esté disponible. Las vacunas contra la COVID-19 han sido probadas en ensayos clínicos en decenas de miles de personas. Las vacunas se desarrollaron rápidamente debido a que los ensayos clínicos, la manufactura y los planes de distribución se realizaron al mismo tiempo, eliminando los retrasos. Las vacunas contra la COVID-19 que han sido autorizadas por la FDA bajo la Autorización de Uso de Emergencia cumplen con normas estrictas de seguridad, calidad y efectividad. Obtenga más información en: https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/facts.html
With 2,3,4
COVID-19 vaccines are available for ages 12+
COVID-19 vaccines are available for everyone ages 12+ in West Virginia. You can schedule a vaccine appointment at a local pharmacy or health center by visiting vaccines.gov/search and entering your zip code. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov to learn more. #CommunityImmunityWV
COVID-19 vaccination recommended for 12+
Teens 12 years of age and older are eligible to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine and those 18 years of age and older may receive any of the COVID-19 vaccines. The COVID-19 vaccines were tested in clinical trials and found safe and effective for those ages 12 & older. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov to learn more. #CommunityImmunityWV
GIPHY Stickers
Share your COVID-19 vaccination story with new West Virginia-focused stickers. Find us on your favorite social platform @WVRuralHealth or www.giphy.com/WVRuralHealth
Protect yourself, your loved ones and your community - Español
El elegir vacunarse contra COVID-19 lo protege a usted y a quienes le rodean. #ComunidadImunidadWV empieza con cada uno de nosotros. Para más información visite:https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/index.html.
How have the COVID-19 vaccines been developed so quickly? Español
Estas vacunas fueron el resultado de un esfuerzo coordinado y universal para combatirCOVID-19. Basándose en conocimientos científicos anteriores, la investigación y el desarrollo dela vacuna, los estudios clínicos, la fabricación y la planificación de la distribución sucedieron almismo tiempo. Este enfoque eliminó los retrasos que ocurren cuando estos procedimientos sellevan a cabo progresivamente. Siempre manteniendo las medidas para garantizar la seguridad.Obtenga más información en: https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/distributing.html
Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for people who want to have a baby? Español
Sí. Las mujeres que tienen pensado embarazarse pueden recibir la vacuna contraCOVID-19. No hay evidencia que las vacunas contra COVID-19 afectan la fertilidad. Y para lasmujeres ya embarazadas, nuevas pruebas indican que la inmunidad de la vacuna contra COVID-19 se le pasará al bebé. #ComunidadImunidadWV
COVID-19 Vaccine Fact: For maximm protection: 2 doses are needed to complete mRNA COVID-19 vaccine series - Español
Dependiendo de que vacuna ARNm recibe, se requiere una segunda dosis de 3 a 4semanas después de la primera dosis para obtener la mayor protección que la vacuna le puedeofrecer contra esta grave enfermedad. #ComunidadImunidadWV
Teens 12 years of age and older are eligible - Español
Los adolescentes de 12 años y mayores tienen derecho arecibir la vacuna contra COVID-19 Pfizer y las personas de 18 años y mayores pueden recibircualquiera de las vacunas contra COVID-19. Las vacunas contra COVID-19 fueron evaluadas enestudios clínicos y se determinó que eran seguras y eficaces para las personas de 12 años enadelante. Visite https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/recommendations/adolescents.html para obtener más información.#ComunidadImunidadWV
We Have COVID-19 Vaccines - Call us to make an appointment
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What is the COVID-19 Delta Variant?
The Delta variant is a strain of the coronavirus that is circulating globally and is causing large waves of new cases in other counties. It is now in the U.S. and WV. Leading medical experts warn that the Delta variant is the most contagious strain yet and may cause increased hospitalizations. Vaccination is the best way to protect yourself and our communities against the variants. #CommunityImmunityWV
Do Vaccines Prevent COVID-19 Variants?
When vaccination rates are low, coronavirus can easily spread and change into new strains (variants). When large portions of our communities get vaccinated against COVID-19, it helps create a firewall against the virus. The faster we get vaccinated, the faster we can build a community of immunity against the virus and its variants. #CommunityImmunityWV
What is a COVID-19 Variant?
Viruses constantly change, creating new strains (or variants) over time. These variants are slightly different from the past strains and can infect people who had COVID-19 before. Some variants cause more severe illness, especially among those who are younger. Vaccination is the safest way to protect yourself and our communities against the variants. #CommunityImmunityWV
We Have COVID-19 Vaccines - Walk-ins Welcome!
Caption: [User to insert own caption with clinic specifics.]
Linkedin
Safety
WV Coronavirus Czar Dr. Clay Marsh is doing his part to build #CommunityImmunityWV. He is confident in COVID-19 vaccines because they are safe and effective. He got vaccinated and encourages fellow West Virginians to do the same when a vaccine is offered to them.
COVID-19 Vaccine Cost
#VaccineFact: Cost should not be a barrier for West Virginians. The federal government is providing COVID-19 vaccines for free. Any fee for administering the vaccine will be covered, so there is no cost for the person getting vaccinated. And people without health insurance can get #COVID19Vaccines at no cost. #CommunityImmunityWV
Safest Path
Vaccination is the safest path toward building a community of immunity, even if you’ve already had COVID-19. COVID-19 vaccines have undergone the most rigorous safety monitoring in U.S. history and have been found to be safe and effective. Together, we can stop the pandemic and build #CommunityImmunityWV.
COVID-19 Vaccine Fact
When large portions of our communities get vaccinated, it helps create a firewall against the virus, disrupting the spread of the virus. Building a community of immunity begins with each one of us. Learn more at: www.vaccinate.wv.gov #CommunityImmunityWV
Vaccine Fact
What many people experience as a result of receiving the vaccine aren’t side effects, but rather the body’s immune system responding to the COVID-19 vaccine. The COVID-19 vaccines work with your immune system so it will be ready to fight the virus if you are exposed. Common immune responses are short-term injection site pain, swelling or redness, tiredness, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, chills or fever. Learn more at: bit.ly/3jmo7Hk #CommunityImmunityWV
COVID-19 Vaccine Info Line
For questions about COVID-19 vaccines, please call the WV COVID-19 Vaccine Info Line. The info line is available Monday - Friday from 8 AM - 6 PM and Saturday from 9 AM - 5 PM. Or, visit vaccine.wv.gov for more information. #CommunityImmunityWV
Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
COVID-19 vaccines are available in many locations near you: at local health departments, community health centers, pharmacies and more. Contact your healthcare provider or visit www.vaccinate.wv.gov and click on VaccineFinder to find a location near you. #CommunityImmunityWV
Time specific, adjust caption as distribution shifts
What to expect after your 2nd COVID-19 vaccine
Some people feel stronger immune responses, such as fatigue and muscle pain, after the second dose of a mRNA COVID-19 vaccine. These responses are short-lived and go away within a few days. The second dose remains essential for maximum protection. #ItTakesTwo #CommunityImmunityWV
How do the COVID-19 vaccines work?
The #COVID19 vaccines work by enabling the body’s immune system to build antibodies to recognize and fight the virus. The vaccines teach our cells how to recognize the spike protein of the virus that causes COVID-19 and activate an immune response to fight it off. This means that the COVID-19 vaccines cannot affect or interact with our DNA in any way. #CommunityImmunityWV
We're not done after dose one
#ItTakesTwo doses of mRNA #COVID19 vaccine for maximum protection against #COVID19. It is important that we all continue to do our part to build #CommunityImmunityWV, including wearing a mask until two weeks after your second dose of vaccine, handwashing, and staying at least 6 feet from others. #CommunityImmunityWV
How have the COVID-19 vaccines been developed so quickly?
These vaccines resulted from a coordinated, global effort to fight #COVID19. Building on prior science, the vaccine research and development, clinical trials, manufacturing, and distribution planning occurred at the same time. This approach removed delays that occur when these processes happen one after the other. Steps to ensure safety were not eliminated. Learn more at: bit.ly/3jmo7Hk #CommunityImmunityWV
Late for your second dose?
The second dose of the Pfizer vaccine should be given 21 days after the first; for Moderna, the second dose should be given 28 days later. If something happens and you can’t get your second dose on the exact day you're due, you can still get the second dose later without needing to restart the vaccine series. The CDC recommends sticking to the recommended timeline, but the second dose can be given up to six weeks after the first. For the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, #ItTakesTwo #CommunityImmunityWV
Community Immunity
The more West Virginians who choose vaccination, the faster we build #CommunityImmunityWV. Together, we can stop the spread of COVID-19. #ItsUpToYou
COVID-19 Vaccine Cost - Español
Realidad sobre la vacuna: El gobierno federal ofrecerá la vacuna contra la COVID-19 gratuitamente y cubrirá todos los costos relacionados con la administración de la vacuna. Recibir la vacuna no implica ningún costo y las personas sin seguro de salud también pueden recibir la vacuna contra la COVID-19 gratuitamente. #ComunidadImunidadWV
Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine? - Español
Las vacunas contra COVID-19 están disponibles en servicios de salud, centros comunitarios de salud, farmacias y otros lugares. Para encontrar un lugar donde vacunarse contra COVID-19 cerca de usted, visite www.vacunas.gov/search/ e ingrese su código postal. Esto le dará una lista de todos los lugares cerca de usted que tienen la vacuna contra COVID-19. En esa lista, usted puede hacer clic en un lugar de vacunación, tal como una farmacia o una clÃnica, para enterarse si necesita una cita o si se aceptan personas sin cita previa. #ComunidadImunidadWV
Protect yourself, your loved ones and your community
Choosing COVID-19 vaccination protects you and those around you. #CommunityImmunityWV begins with each one of us. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov
Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for people who want to have a baby?
Yes. People who plan to become pregnant may receive the COVID-19 vaccine. There is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines affect fertility. And for people who are already pregnant, there is emerging evidence that immunity from COVID-19 vaccination is passed on to the baby. #CommunityImmunityWV
How do the COVID-19 vaccines work? - Español
Las vacunas contra la COVID-19 permiten que el sistema inmunológico del cuerpo desarrolle anticuerpos para reconocer y luchar contra el virus. Las vacunas les enseñan a las células a reconocer a la proteÃna espÃcula del virus que ocasiona la COVID-19 y a activar la respuesta inmunológica para combatirla. Esto implica que las vacunas contra la COVID-19 no afectan o interactúan con su ADN de ninguna manera.
What to expect after getting a COVID-19 vaccine - Español
Lo que muchas personas presentan después de recibir la vacuna no son efectos secundarios, es el sistema inmunológico del cuerpo que responde ante la vacuna contra la COVID-19. Ambas vacunas contra la COVID-19 trabajan con su sistema inmunológico y lo preparan para luchar contra el virus en caso de exposición. Las respuestas más comunes del sistema inmunológico son dolor en el sitio de la inyección, inflamación o enrojecimiento, agotamiento, dolor de cabeza, dolor muscular, dolor de articulaciones, escalofrÃos, o fiebre. Obtenga más información en: https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/expect/after.html
COVID-19 vaccines are available for ages 12+
COVID-19 vaccines are available for everyone ages 12+ in West Virginia. You can schedule a vaccine appointment at a local pharmacy or health center by visiting vaccines.gov/search and entering your zip code. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov to learn more. #CommunityImmunityWV
COVID-19 vaccination recommended for 12+
Teens 12 years of age and older are eligible to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine and those 18 years of age and older may receive any of the COVID-19 vaccines. The COVID-19 vaccines were tested in clinical trials and found safe and effective for those ages 12 & older. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov to learn more. #CommunityImmunityWV
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Protect yourself, your loved ones and your community - Español
El elegir vacunarse contra COVID-19 lo protege a usted y a quienes le rodean.
#ComunidadImunidadWV empieza con cada uno de nosotros. Para más información visite:
https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/index.html.
How have the COVID-19 vacines been developed so quickly? - Español
Estas vacunas fueron el resultado de un esfuerzo coordinado y universal para combatir COVID-19. Basándose en conocimientos cientÃficos anteriores, la investigación y el desarrollo de
la vacuna, los estudios clÃnicos, la fabricación y la planificación de la distribución sucedieron al mismo tiempo. Este enfoque eliminó los retrasos que ocurren cuando estos procedimientos se llevan a cabo progresivamente. Siempre manteniendo las medidas para garantizar la seguridad.
Obtenga más información en: https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-
ncov/vaccines/distributing.html
Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for people who want to have a baby? Español
SÃ. Las mujeres que tienen pensado embarazarse pueden recibir la vacuna contra
COVID-19. No hay evidencia que las vacunas contra COVID-19 afectan la fertilidad. Y para las mujeres ya embarazadas, nuevas pruebas indican que la inmunidad de la vacuna contra COVID-19 se le pasará al bebé. #ComunidadImunidadWV
COVID-19 Vaccine Fact: For maximum protection: 2 doses are needed to complete the mRNA COVID-19 vaccine series - Español
Dependiendo de que vacuna ARNm recibe, se requiere una segunda dosis de 3 a 4
semanas después de la primera dosis para obtener la mayor protección que la vacuna le puede ofrecer contra esta grave enfermedad. #ComunidadImunidadWV
Teens 12 years of age and older are eligible - Español
Los adolescentes de 12 años y mayores tienen derecho a recibir la vacuna contra COVID-19 Pfizer y las personas de 18 años y mayores pueden recibir cualquiera de las vacunas contra COVID-19. Las vacunas contra COVID-19 fueron evaluadas en estudios clÃnicos y se determinó que eran seguras y eficaces para las personas de 12 años en adelante. Visite https://espanol.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-
ncov/vaccines/recommendations/adolescents.html para obtener más información.
#ComunidadImunidadWV
We Have COVID-19 Vaccines- call us to make an appointment
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Do Vaccines Prevent COVID-19 Variants?
When vaccination rates are low, coronavirus can easily spread and change into new strains (variants). When large portions of our communities get vaccinated against COVID-19, it helps create a firewall against the virus. The faster we get vaccinated, the faster we can build a community of immunity against the virus and its variants. #CommunityImmunityWV
What is a COVID-19 Variant?
Viruses constantly change, creating new strains (or variants) over time. These variants are slightly different from the past strains and can infect people who had COVID-19 before. Some variants cause more severe illness, especially among those who are younger. Vaccination is the safest way to protect yourself and our communities against the variants. #CommunityImmunityWV
What is the COVID-19 Delta Variant?
The Delta variant is a strain of the coronavirus that is circulating globally and is causing large waves of new cases in other counties. It is now in the U.S. and WV. Leading medical experts warn that the Delta variant is the most contagious strain yet and may cause increased hospitalizations. Vaccination is the best way to protect yourself and our communities against the variants. #CommunityImmunityWV
We Have COVID-19 Vaccines - Walk-ins Welcome!
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