Chatham-Kent Public Health is adding more people to the vaccine roll-out.
Those born in 1956 or earlier can now book appointments at the mass clinic at the Bradley Centre.
Residents 65 years and over with a last name starting with A-M are asked to call Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Residents 65 years and over with a last name starting with N-Z can call Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
To book an appointment, call 519-351-1010 and leave a message. Messages can be left 24 hours a day and are returned Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 8:30pm (except for Statutory Holidays).
Public Health says the new 65+ age bracket includes a large segment of our population, and it could take a few days for calls to be returned. Please be patient; once you have left a message you do not need to call again.
Currently eligible to be vaccinated:
- Residents, staff, and essential caregivers of congregate care settings for seniors (specifically long-term care, retirement and First Nations Elder care homes)
- Alternative level of care patients in hospitals
- Highest, Very High, High and Moderate priority health care workers
- Adults 65+ (born in 1951 or earlier) NEW March 30, 2021
- First Nation, Inuit, Metis and Urban Indigenous residents and their immediate household members aged 16+
- Adult recipients of chronic home care (long-term patients of home and community care services)
- Faith leaders at increased risk
For the latest COVID-19 vaccination updates, please visit: ckphu.com/covid-19-vaccine.
So far, more than 20,000 doses have been administered locally.
