Helpful hands: Westchester moms set up vaccine appointments for seniors
Shari Matusow and Valerie Sloan, two stay-at-home mothers in Westchester, say they spend at least five or six hours a day making vaccine appointments for senior citizens who may feel challenged or confused by the online process.
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Mar 1, 2021, 2:13 PM
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375ds agoShari Matusow and Valerie Sloan, two stay-at-home mothers in Westchester, say they spend at least five or six hours a day making vaccine appointments for senior citizens who may feel challenged or confused by the online process.
Sloan says they started about two months ago when she started book appointments for her relatives who are 65 and older.
The two help friends, family and those who contact them on social media.
Matusow and Sloan say they have set vaccine appointments for more than 100 people so far without charging any fee.
