Philadelphia health officials say they're no longer providing vaccines to a 9-month-old start-up that has begun inoculating thousands of city residents, citing the group's quiet switch to a for-profit entity.

"We have recently been made aware of a change in Philly Fighting COVID's corporate status that took place without our knowledge, from nonprofit to for-profit," said Health Department spokesperson Jim Garrow.

The move comes days after WHYY News and Billy Penn reported that Philly Fighting COVID had established a for-profit arm, and that when the group pivoted from providing community testing to performing vaccinations, it left several partner organizations in the lurch.

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