Meijer stores begin COVID vaccinations at some pharmacies in Wayne County
DETROIT – Meijer stores have started vaccinating people at a few of its pharmacies in Wayne County.
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Michigan state officials picked the supercenter chain as a vaccination partner to help meet its goal of giving 50,000 shots every day.
Meijer has 120 pharmacies in stores across Michigan, but they’re doing vaccinations clinics and they aren’t announcing them in advance.
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