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Walk-ins welcome at COVID-19 vaccine clinic April 15-16 at Smart Financial Center

Memorial Hermann is hosting a drive-thru vaccine clinic at the Smart Financial Center in Sugar Land April 15-16. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Memorial Hermann is hosting a drive-thru vaccine clinic at the Smart Financial Center in Sugar Land April 15-16. (Community Impact Newspaper)

Memorial Hermann is hosting a drive-thru vaccine clinic at the Smart Financial Center in Sugar Land April 15-16. (Community Impact Newspaper)

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By Claire Shoop | | Updated

People without an appointment are able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine April 15-16 at Smart Financial Centre in Sugar Land.

The drive-thru clinic hosted by Memorial Hermann will be distributing the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. to anyone age 16 and older, according to a press release from the health care provider.

Over the course of two days, Memorial Hermann is aiming to vaccinate 12,000 people.

To guarantee a shot, register online here. However, walk-ins will not be turned away unless all available vaccines have been distributed. Vaccines are provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

A parent or legal guardian must accompany those under the age of 18.
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For the latest information, visit Memorial Hermann's website or social media.

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By Claire Shoop
Claire joined Community Impact Newspaper in September 2019 as the reporter for the Sugar Land/Missouri City edition. She graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in May 2019 where she studied journalism, government and Arabic. While in school, Claire was a fellow for The Texas Tribune, worked for the student newspaper, The Daily Texan, and spent a semester in Washington, D.C. She enjoys playing cards with her family and listening to the Boss, Bruce Springsteen.

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