09-22-2021 02:21 PM
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  1. iMore.com's Avatar
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    With iOS 15, iPhone users can store verifiable health records like COVID-19 vaccinations and test results in the Health app.

    Full story from the iMore Blog...
    09-21-2021 07:00 PM
  2. cckgz4's Avatar
    cckgz4
    NICE
    09-22-2021 09:27 AM
  3. Annie_M's Avatar
    Annie_M
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    This will be so convenient!
    09-22-2021 09:51 AM
  4. anon(50597)'s Avatar
    anon(50597)
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    New York State has an app that stores your vaccination card but this will be great for those who live in places that don’t already have it. Plus everything in one place.
    Annie_M and kataran like this.
    09-22-2021 10:16 AM
  5. scruffypig's Avatar
    scruffypig
    It depends on where you received your vaccinations. It you got your vaccinations at a grocery store, your records might not be able to be added. If you got them from a medical center or clinic that is a Health app partner, maybe so.
    Just_Me_D likes this.
    09-22-2021 02:21 PM
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