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#MACOMB TOWNSHIP REGISTRATION#
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Exceptions will be made for a parent or legal guardian who needs to accompany a minor or caregivers who need to accompany an adult needing assistance. If your appointment is inside a health department clinic, only the person being vaccinated will be allowed in the building to maintain safe social distancing.Face masks are required to be worn at all flu vaccination clinic locations.Note: Blank Forms will be available at the vaccine site if you do not have access to a printer. If Age 6 months through Age 18: Child Flu Vaccine Administration Record.If Age 19 or older: Adult Flu Vaccine Administration Record.If you are able, a Flu Vaccine Administration Record (based on the client’s age):.Preparing for Your Vaccination Visit What to Bring: All clients have the option to self-pay $20 for flu vaccination.Clients whose insurance cover flu vaccination, but plan is not listed above, must contact their insurance providers for guidance if they wish to seek flu vaccination reimbursement.Bring insurance cards and Photo ID to your appointment.

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Refer to your insurance policy for full details regarding your coverage.

The population was 50,478 at the 2000 census, with an estimated population of 72,220 as of the 2008 census bureau estimate, making it Michigans fastest growing major municipality. state of Michigan, and a part of Metro Detroit. Macomb County Health Department accepts the following insurances that often cover the full amount of the flu vaccination: Macomb Township is a general law Township in Macomb County in the U.S.

Credit Card (Additional enhanced access fee is applied to total).

Details about this program can be found here

Clients younger than 19 years of age may be eligible to receive the flu vaccine at a lower cost through the Vaccines For Children (VFC) program.

Cost for clients wishing to Self-Pay = $20.

Medicare, Medicaid, and some commercial insurances are accepted (See insurance section below).

Appointments can also be scheduled by calling the Macomb County Health Department Immunization Program at 58 or 58, Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 5 PM.

If none of the listed appointments work for you, you may choose to receive a link and return to schedule your appointment at a later time.

#MACOMB TOWNSHIP REGISTRATION#

At the end of the registration process, you are provided with a list of available appointment dates and times.This includes providing your first and last name, date of birth, phone number, and email. Clients interested in using the online system to schedule an appointment must complete the registration process.To schedule an appointment, CLICK HERE General Information Scheduling an Appointment Online Pozzi says there was no fraud in Macomb Township, but that she can’t speak for other Michigan clerks. In the last decade, there have only been five documented cases of voter fraud in the state.9 AM - 12 PM and 1 PM –6:00 PM (late clinic)Ĭlosed on 10/10, 11/8, 11/11, 11/24, 11/25, 12/23, 12/26, 12/30Īdjusted clinic hours on 12/22 and 12/29: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PMĪppointments Preferred.

#MACOMB TOWNSHIP VERIFICATION#

“The verification of signatures, the audits that we run, the qualified voter list that has to be audited and mirror the ballot numbers that we have in house,” explains Pozi, “And when we’re tabulating, we have to account for every single ballot and every single number that is issued.” There are checks and balances in place in Michigan, Pozzi says, to keep fraud out of the absentee ballot counting process. And when the comments are made I just feel like sometimes it’s due to lack of experience in being on the administration side of it,” says Macomb Township Clerk Kristi Pozzi, a Republican and the president of the Macomb County Clerks Association.Ĭlick on the audio player above to hear Republican Macomb County Clerk Kristi Pozzi talk about voter fraud and the most recent election. Yesterday, he made the baseless claim illegal votes had been collected in Michigan’s general election. President Trump continues to make unfounded claims about voter fraud.