There are those options here also. You can go to any large retailers like Walmarts who has a pharmacy and get the shot. They also have multiple low income clinics and health departments. I think with one woman in the article she went to the emergency room clinic because she had a prior reaction to the shot and her doctor recommended it. Yes these vaccines are free to everyone, when they rolled these vaccines out they couldn't express that enough to people. At first they were even given free to a lot of the providers of the shot now that is limited in scope as they've changed their website to say if you are getting the vaccine for free you cannot charge for the vaccine, meaning you can't charge the government insurance programs, the uninsured program or insurance companies for the vaccine portion. They've went main stream with the vaccines so if places like Walmart, Walgreens etc., buy the vaccine they can charge the insurance companies for them.

They knew this technology didn't operate as promised from the beginning and that repeated shots would be needed, that's how they planned on making money when main streaming them.

@sunlit7/the-importance-of-knowing-your-immune-system-before-a-covid-shot-a-simplistic-overview

and a follow up post I made on it:

@sunlit7/revisiting-the-little-johnnies-of-the-world

They knew as early as 2017 they didn't perform as predicted.