Secaucus Hospital Now Giving Out The COVID Vaccine

SECAUCUS, NJ — Hudson Regional Hospital is now giving out the coronavirus vaccine. The hospital announced Thursday it partnered with the town of Secaucus to help town residents who qualify get a shot.

Hudson Regional will start giving out the shots from the hospital starting Monday, March 22.

You must have appointment and that can be made by emailing secaucushrh@secaucus.net. Non-Secaucus residents can email mflynn@hudsonregionalhospital.com to be added to the hospital’s vaccine waiting list.

As is the case throughout the nation, you will still only get the shot if you qualify for it: https://covid19.nj.gov/faqs/nj...

This list includes all healthcare workers, police, fire and first responders, teachers and daycare workers, anyone over 65, and people under 65 who have health issues, plus smokers and transit workers.

Beginning March 29, vaccinations open up to restaurant, hotel, shipping and grocery store workers.

Again, Secaucus residents interested in being considered for a vaccination should email their name, phone number and Secaucus address to secaucushrh@secaucus.net. Non-Secaucus residents can email mflynn@hudsonregionalhospital.com to be added to Hudson Regional Hospital’s vaccine appointment waiting list.

For full information about getting a coronavirus vaccine in New Jersey, visit Patch's hub: https://patch.com/new-jersey/a...

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