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Provider City County Doses Week Houston Methodist Sugar Land Provider City County Doses Week Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital Sugar Land FORT BEND 1,950 1 University Of Texas Medical Branch Hospital Galveston GALVESTON 2,925 1 Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital Baytown HARRIS 1,950 1 Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital Cypress HARRIS 975 1 St Lukes Hospital At The Vintage Houston HARRIS 975 1 Texas Children's Hospital Main Houston HARRIS 3,900 1 HCA Houston Healthcare Northwest Houston HARRIS 1,950 1 Texas Children's Hospital West Campus Houston HARRIS 975 1 UT MD Anderson Cancer Center Houston HARRIS 4,875 1 LBJ Hospital - Harris County Hospital District Houston HARRIS 1,950 1 Memorial Hermann Texas Medical Center Houston HARRIS 5,850 1 Memorial Hermann Greater Heights Houston HARRIS 1,950 1 Memorial Hermann SE Hospital Houston HARRIS 1,950 1 Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center Houston HARRIS 2,925 1 Houston Methodist Clear Lake Hospital Houston HARRIS 975 1 Ben Taub General Hospital Houston HARRIS 1,950 1 Houston Methodist West Hospital Houston HARRIS 975 1 Houston Methodist Hospital Houston HARRIS 5,850 1 Chi St Lukes Health Houston HARRIS 5,850 1 Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital Houston HARRIS 975 1 Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital Katy HARRIS 975 1 HCA Houston Healthcare Southeast Pasadena HARRIS 975 1 University Of Texas Medical Branch - Clear Lake Webster HARRIS 975 1 HEB Pharmacy 596 Katy FORT BEND 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 615 Katy FORT BEND 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 736 Katy FORT BEND 100 2 Next Level Urgent Care Cinco Ranch Katy FORT BEND 200 2 Next Level Urgent Care Katy Katy FORT BEND 200 2 Fort Bend Pediatrics Missouri City FORT BEND 100 2 Glenn Lakes Pharmacy Inc Missouri City FORT BEND 200 2 HEB Pharmacy 110 Missouri City FORT BEND 100 2 Heb Pharmacy 474 Missouri City FORT BEND 100 2 Next Level Urgent Care Sienna Missouri City FORT BEND 200 2 Ut Physicians Missouri City FORT BEND 200 2 HEB Pharmacy 724 Richmond FORT BEND 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 727 Richmond FORT BEND 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 749 Richmond FORT BEND 100 2 Kelsey Seybold Clinic-Katy Richmond FORT BEND 500 2 OakBend Medical Center Richmond FORT BEND 1000 2 West Oaks Urgent Care III Richmond FORT BEND 200 2 The Immunization Clinic - Stafford Stafford FORT BEND 500 2 Community Health And Life Center, Pllc Sugar Land FORT BEND 100 2 DeliverIt Pharmacy Inc., Sugar Land FORT BEND 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 563 Sugar Land FORT BEND 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 627 Sugar Land FORT BEND 100 2 Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital Sugar Land FORT BEND 400 2 Kelsey Seybold Ft Bend Diagnostic Ctr Sugar Land FORT BEND 500 2 Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Sugar Land FORT BEND 2500 2 Next Level Urgent Care Sweetwater Sugar Land FORT BEND 1000 2 Randalls Pharmacy 1021 Sugar Land FORT BEND 100 2 St Lukes Sugar Land Hospital Medical Records Sugar Land FORT BEND 500 2 Sugar Lakes Family Practice Sugar Land FORT BEND 500 2 Sugar Land Allergy, Asthma Sugar Land FORT BEND 500 2 Altus Baytown Hospital Baytown HARRIS 400 2 HEB Pharmacy 742 Baytown HARRIS 100 2 Next Level Urgent Care Baytown Baytown HARRIS 200 2 Bellaire Dermatology Associates, PA Bellaire HARRIS 500 2 Clinicas Mi Doctor- #19 Bissonnet Bellaire HARRIS 500 2 HEB Pharmacy 738 Bellaire HARRIS 100 2 Altus Baytown Hospital Crosby HARRIS 500 2 Americas ER Site 002 LLC Cypress HARRIS 100 2 Excel Urgent Care, PLLC Cypress HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 20 Cypress HARRIS 100 2 Heb Pharmacy 656 Cypress HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 698 Cypress HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 709 Cypress HARRIS 100 2 Next Level Urgent Care Cypress Cypress HARRIS 200 2 Deer Park Family Clinic, P.A. Deer Park HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 715 Deer Park HARRIS 100 2 Acres Home Health Center Houston HARRIS 100 2 Annie & Chau, LP Houston HARRIS 500 2 Baylor College Of Medicine Houston HARRIS 3000 2 Berkeley Eye Center Houston HARRIS 500 2 Centra Clinic Houston HARRIS 500 2 Clinica Hispana Ii 9720 Jones Houston HARRIS 300 2 Clinica Hispana II, P.A. Houston HARRIS 500 2 Clinica Hispana Plaza Del Sol Houston HARRIS 200 2 CLINICA HISPANA, P.A. Houston HARRIS 500 2 Clinicas Mi Doctor- #21 Longpoint Houston HARRIS 100 2 Clinicas Mi Doctor- #23 Broadway Houston HARRIS 300 2 Clinicas Mi Doctor- #24 Airline Houston HARRIS 500 2 Clinicas Mi Doctor-#18 Aldine Houston HARRIS 200 2 Derm Surgery Associates Houston HARRIS 500 2 Dr Van Tran Family Practice Houston HARRIS 500 2 Fairway Medical Clinic 2 Houston HARRIS 200 2 HCPH Main Office Houston HARRIS 3000 2 HEB Pharmacy 109 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 492 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 54 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 540 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 541 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 551 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 553 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 576 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 577 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 599 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 614 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 630 Houston HARRIS 100 2 Heb Pharmacy 657 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 687 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 713 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 737 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 744 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 745 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 756 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 99 Houston HARRIS 100 2 HOPE CLINIC Houston HARRIS 100 2 Houston Fire Department Infectious Disease Houston HARRIS 3000 2 Houston Health Department Immunization Bureau Houston HARRIS 3000 2 Houston Methodist West Hospital Houston HARRIS 800 2 Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital Houston HARRIS 1000 2 Houston Pulmonary Medicine Associates Houston HARRIS 500 2 Kelsey Seybold Clinic - Houston 1 Houston HARRIS 500 2 Kelsey Seybold Clinic - Houston 2 Houston HARRIS 500 2 Kelsey-Seybold Main Campus Houston HARRIS 500 2 Kindred Hospital Limited Partnership Houston HARRIS 400 2 Legacy Community Health Southwest Houston HARRIS 2100 2 Lone Star Medicine And Pediatrics Houston HARRIS 100 2 Medical Clinic Of Houston - Houston - 1701 Sunset BoulevardHouston HARRIS 1000 2 Memorial Hermann Medical Group Cypress Houston HARRIS 200 2 Memorial Hermann Medical Group Greater Heights FamilyHouston Med MedicalHARRIS Plaza 3, 1801 N.1100 Loop W. 2 Memorial Hermann Medical Group Southwest Suite 350Houston HARRIS 200 2 Memorial Hermann Medical Group Summer Creek ConvenientHouston HARRIS 1500 2 Memorial Hermann Medical Group West University Houston HARRIS 2100 2 Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital Houston HARRIS 3000 2 Memorial Hermann Surgery Center Southwest Houston HARRIS 100 2 Meyerland Kelsey-Seybold Clinic Houston HARRIS 900 2 Mh Urgent Care Town & Country Houston HARRIS 1000 2 Mhmg Greater Heights Ccc Houston HARRIS 500 2 Murtaza Mussaji, D.O., P.A. Houston HARRIS 500 2 Park Plaza Pediatrics Houston HARRIS 100 2 Privia Medical Group Gulf Coast Houston HARRIS 500 2 Randalls Pharmacy 1012 Houston HARRIS 100 2 Randalls Pharmacy 1041 Houston HARRIS 100 2 Randalls Pharmacy 1061 Houston HARRIS 100 2 Randalls Pharmacy 1066 Houston HARRIS 100 2 School Of Nursing - Main Building Houston HARRIS 3000 2 St Joseph Medical Center Houston HARRIS 1500 2 Texas Orthopedic Hospital Houston HARRIS 300 2 TIRR Memorial Hermann Pharmacy Houston HARRIS 800 2 Town And Country Family Physicians Houston HARRIS 200 2 United Memorial Medical Center Houston HARRIS 300 2 Vaxanation Mobile Vaccination Clinic Houston HARRIS 500 2 Vcare Clinics - Houston Houston HARRIS 200 2 Village Medical - Memorial Houston HARRIS 500 2 Walgreens Pharmacy 04161 Houston HARRIS 100 2 West Houston Medical Center - Houston - 12141 RichmondHouston Av HARRIS 1000 2 West Oaks Urgent Care Houston HARRIS 1000 2 West Oaks Urgent Care II Houston HARRIS 1000 2 E.A. Squatty Lyons Health Center Humble HARRIS 200 2 HEB Pharmacy 498 Humble HARRIS 100 2 Memorial Hermann Northeast Humble HARRIS 2500 2 Brookshire Brothers Pharmacy #9 Katy HARRIS 500 2 Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Katy, Katy HARRIS 100 2 Family Medicine Specialists Katy HARRIS 500 2 HEB Pharmacy 497 Katy HARRIS 100 2 Houston Methodist CC Hsptl Katy HARRIS 600 2 Memorial Hermann Pharmacy Services Katy HARRIS 1000 2 Texas Vaccine Institute Katy HARRIS 300 2 HEB Pharmacy 720 Kingwood HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 759 Kingwood HARRIS 100 2 Memorial Hermann Surgical Hospital Kingwood Kingwood HARRIS 100 2 The Lady with the Lamp Kingwood HARRIS 100 2 Altus Houston Hospital Pasadena HARRIS 500 2 Global Health Pasadena HARRIS 500 2 Heb Pharmacy 473 Pasadena HARRIS 100 2 Patients Medical Center Employee Health Pasadena HARRIS 900 2 Pcp Associates Of Pasadena, Pa Pasadena HARRIS 500 2 Access Health Clinic Spring HARRIS 500 2 Genesis Medical Group Springwoods Spring HARRIS 500 2 HEB Pharmacy 610 Spring HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 725 Spring HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 748 Spring HARRIS 100 2 Next Level Urgent Care Champions Spring HARRIS 1000 2 Clinic for Cardiovascular Care Tomball HARRIS 500 2 HCA Houston Healthcare Tomball Tomball HARRIS 800 2 HEB Pharmacy 574 Tomball HARRIS 100 2 HEB Pharmacy 686 Tomball HARRIS 100 2 Next Level Urgent Care Woodlands Tomball HARRIS 1000 2 Northwest Houston Heart Center Tomball HARRIS 1000 2 Brookshires Pharmacy 1007 Waller HARRIS 300 2 Deliverit Pharmacy Clear Lake Webster HARRIS 100 2 HCA Houston Healthcare Clear Lake Webster HARRIS 400 2 Junaid A. 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