Remember all those perks designed to get you to get your COVID shot? They're still around, apparently, and if you haven't had your omicron booster yet, you may want to check this out.
The decision is still awaiting approval, and a recent poll shows that
on whether or not their tax-paying dollars should go towards financial incentives for receiving the new booster.If you're not a resident of Massachusetts or Washington state, there are some financial incentives you may be eligible to receive.
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