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How Los Angeles is helping track COVID vaccinations
How Los Angeles is helping track COVID vaccinations
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"It's kind of similar to credit cards as a form of payment."
As officials across the country scramble to track COVID vaccine campaigns, Los Angeles County enlisted health care startup Healthvana to provide patients at their vaccination sites with digital records and reminders. Reporter Francesca Billington has details.
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Los Angeles officials preparing for the next phase of a massive vaccine campaign have enlisted a healthcare startup to provide patients with digital vaccination records and reminders. Read more>>
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Join us at 11:00 a.m. PST on Wednesday, January 13th for back-to-back conversations with some of the most influential players in music and film. First, Troy Carter of Q&A, Atom Factory, and Venice Innovation Labs will join dot.LA Entertainment Reporter Sam Blake in conversation, followed by a discussion between UTA Independent Film Group partners Rena Ronson and Jim Meenaghan and dot.LA Chief Host and Correspondent Kelly O'Grady.