Vaccinating the masses against Covid-19 is fraught with challenges. Despite deployment in sophisticated health care institutions, less than 46 percent of the available vaccine stock has reached the arms of United States residents since its emergency release last month. Administering vaccines to the general population will be even more daunting. Relying on hospitals, health care centers, and doctors’ offices to maximize the pace of inoculation to health care workers and those who frequently interact with the medical system makes sense. For most, however, accessing such locales is an inconvenience. We need to meet people where they are, in their communities. Recruiting …
