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Whatley Health Services Continues Home-Bound Vaccine Mission
Alabama has the second-lowest vaccination rate in the country, ahead of only Mississippi.
Maude Whatley Health Center in Tuscaloosa is working at improving the state’s numbers after getting federal funding to visit people who are stuck at home and vaccinate them there. Whatley Health Services CEO David Gay said the new service has thus far proved successful.
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