A spokesperson for Walmart, which has established COVID-19 vaccination sites in Arkansas and New Mexico, told The Hill the retail giant is opening additional vaccination sites in Texas, Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, South Carolina, Maryland, Louisiana and Indiana. The spokesperson said the vaccines will only be available at a handful of locations in these states and the company is also planning to offer vaccines in Puerto Rico.
Walmart is also partnering with Alabama to provide COVID-19 vaccinations, Scott Harris, MD, the state’s health officer announced Jan. 21.
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