A network of health clinics owned by a Hasidic man and serving a number of Hasidic communities in Brooklyn and upstate New York which is is under investigation for administering COVID-19 vaccines to members of the general public, is no longer giving out shots.
The NY Post sent a reporter Sunday to ask for an injection, but was told they no longer offered it, and the clinic posted a sign on their front door saying “No Vaccines”.
As reported on VIN News, the New York State health commissioner Howard Zucker announced the investigation into ParCare Community Health Network on Saturday, saying in a statement that the clinics may have obtained the vaccines “fraudulently” and administered doses to members of the public “contrary to the state’s plan.”
ParCare operates six clinics, including in Williamsburg, Borough Park and Bensonhurst in Brooklyn and in Monroe, New York, the Orange County town that encompasses the Satmar village of Kiryas Joel. Throughout the pandemic, those Orthodox neighborhoods have drawn attention for having many people not wear masks and for holding large events such as weddings in violation of state rules.
ParCare which is owned by Satmar activist Gary Schlesinger released a statement saying they they are fully cooperating with the probe.
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