Remote Navajo Mountain clinic now ranks among Utah’s most vaccinated places

The shots bring a sense of relief to a rural community hit hard early in the pandemic.

(Leah Hogsten | Tribune file photo) Navajo Mountain Health Clinic Manager Revina Talker (left) tends to a 74-year-old Diné patient as medical assistant Toni Black gets an IV flowing on Aug., 25, 2020. The small community of Navajo Mountain has vaccinated over half of its residents against COVID-19.

Remote Navajo Mountain clinic now ranks among Utah’s most vaccinated places

The shots bring a sense of relief to a rural community hit hard early in the pandemic.

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