Myles Bell

[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

Get vaccinated today! No appointment needed.

Walk-in hours at Columbus Public Health (240 Parsons Ave.) are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Drive-thru hours at the Celeste Center (717 E 17th Ave.) are 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Saturday.

[Mysheika Roberts, MD, MPH @DrMRoberts]

Schedule a #COVID19 vaccine appointment with @ColumbusHealth by calling 614-645-1519 or visiting https://t.co/gjcUQpenP5.

[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

Need some extra comfort when you get your #COVID19 vaccine? Our drive-thru clinic at the Celeste Center is easy, convenient and dog friendly!

[Myles Bell @MylesBell_]

@newmanbuckeye @Wawa hopefully we get a Wawa one day...

[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

It’s #ElectionDay. Polls are open until 7:30 p.m.

🗳 Wear a mask
🗳 Practice social distancing
🗳 Wash hands and use hand sanitizer
🗳 Vote!

[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

Do you have a plan to vote safely? Early voting starts today in Ohio. If you are voting in person, be sure to wear your mask, maintain social distancing and wash your hands or use hand sanitizer. https://t.co/6ZccH9GLCV #VoteSafeCbus

[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

Election Day is around the corner. It's important to make a plan to vote and know key dates and deadlines to make sure your voice is heard this November. Learn more here: https://t.co/ASpCvw30zG

[Mysheika Roberts, MD, MPH @DrMRoberts]

The science is clear – masks work, and if we all wear them, we can significantly reduce the spread of COVID-19 in our community within 4-8 weeks. So #MaskUpColumbus and help keep our community safe and healthy. https://t.co/0QFsNmQoLH

[Mysheika Roberts, MD, MPH @DrMRoberts]

Local #COVID19 cases are increasing, and 46% of cases over the past several days are among people ages 20-39. We must continue to wear face coverings and practice social distancing to protect health and prevent the spread of COVID-19.

[Molly Brewer Fox @614Molly]

The sunshine can make it easy for people to forget that the world is still dealing with a pandemic.

If you've attended a protest or any other large gathering, @DrMRoberts & @ColumbusHealth highly suggest getting tested for COVID-19. #10TV @10TV

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[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

While #Pride week looks different in Columbus this year, we remain committed to protecting health for our LGBTQ community. If you are going to a protest or Pride event, take steps to protect health and slow the spread of #COVID19.

[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

We’re excited to share that Columbus Public Health is now offering free #COVID19 testing in partnership with @MountCarmel, @OhioHealth and @OSUWexMed. Testing is available Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you're sick, call 614-645-1519 or visit https://t.co/w1KNefhaGE.

[Myles Bell @MylesBell_]

Upper Cup Coffee is my favorite coffee in Columbus. It’s also important to support local, black-owned businesses during these times of protest and pandemic. Find more at https://t.co/MljeIziVkv.

[Mysheika Roberts, MD, MPH @DrMRoberts]

We are fighting racism during an unprecedented global pandemic. Racial disparities in public health exist across the country and right here in our community. Let’s not unintentionally spread #covid19 through peaceful protests. Stay safe and wear a face covering. #blacklivesmatter

[Myles Bell @MylesBell_]

Great to see this in the same city that once had protests for putting up a statue of Arthur Ashe on that same street.

[The Associated Press @AP]

EXCLUSIVE: Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam is expected to announce plans to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Richmond, an official has told @AP. https://t.co/hWOGkF2RFm

[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

If you are heading to a protest, please keep this in mind. Wear a face covering, try to avoid large groups, wash your hands or use hand sanitizer, and if you are sick, stay home.

[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

The Columbus Board of Health has passed a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis. Columbus Public Health is committed to advocating for policies that achieve meaningful results to address the effects of interpersonal, institutional and structural racism.

[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

We encourage residents to stay safe and protest peacefully while remembering that we are still in a pandemic, so being in large groups of people could put you at risk for COVID19.

[Columbus Health @ColumbusHealth]

Our CPH colleagues are wearing masks to protect health and help slow the spread of #COVID19 in our community. #MasksEqualKindness #MaskUpCbus