Please click on this link to see the Fall River Community Media’s Interview with Dr. Vaught.

Please click on this link to see the Fall River Community Media’s Interview with Dr. Vaught.

Please click on this link to hear the WJFD Radio 97.3 FM’s Interview with Dr. Vaught.

FALL RIVER — If you’re 75 and older and reside in a Fall River Housing Authority building, signing up for a COVID-19 vaccination is about to get a lot easier.

And it’s not just the registration process that will be simplified for housing authority seniors who are eligible for the initial step of the commonwealth’s Phase 2 vaccine regimen.

HealthFirst Family Care Center, Inc. is proud to announce that Dr. Heidi Peterson will be a presenter at the following event. Her presentation will be delivered in English on February 3 and in Spanish on March 3.

Please click on this link to see the Fall River Community Media’s Interview with Dr. Vaught.

It was a jab well done. Fall River first responders who got the first of two Moderna coronavirus vaccines on Monday said they don’t regret rolling up their sleeves. “It’s just like a normal needle from any health care professional,” said police media spokesman Lt. Jay Huard, moments after he had taken a shot to his left arm.

The Board of Directors and Leadership Team of HealthFirst Family Care Center, Inc. are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Eric R. Vaught to the position of Chief Medical Officer.

Fall River WIC held its first diaper pantry on Wednesday, providing free diapers to families in need. The event was held in the parking lot of HealthFirst, the family care center where WIC is located.

In a building that offers community health care such as medical, dental and behavioral services, moving all but emergency visits to telehealth and telephone appointments has been a challenge, but is all part of the mission.