Big Island Coronavirus Updates
COVID-19 Vaccine Pre-Registration Now Open at KCH
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The pool of Big Islanders eligible for the coronavirus vaccine just got larger.
The Kona Community Hospital on Monday, March 22 began accepting pre-registration applications for individuals aged 50 years and older who would like to sign up to receive a COVID-19 vaccination.
The hospital announced the news via press release, encouraging anyone in the expanded age bracket to pre-register for their vaccinations using the links provided.
Pre-Registration Form with Instructions: https://kch.hhsc.org/wp-content/uploads/50-Vaccine-Short-Form-Instructions.pdf
KCH Website COVID-19 Community Update Page: https://kch.hhsc.org/covid-19-hospital-preparedness-message/
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