This vaccine report will now be provided the first Tuesday of each month – Next report is June 7th, 2022. Vaccination stats will continue to be updated every Tuesday.
Vaccination Statistics
  • For individuals 5 plus, our first dose vaccination rate is 94.4%, and second dose rate is 91.8% and third dose rate is 62.6%
  • Vaccination rate for 5 to 11 is 65.5% with a first dose – 51.5% of children 5 to 11 have received a second dose.
  • For youth age 11-17, 87.9% have second doses and 21.8% have third doses
  • For those 60 and over receiving fourth doses, the rate is 22%
  • As of May 2, 2022 a total of 442,649 vaccinations have been administered in the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit (LGLDHU) region.
  • Our vaccination dashboard has all the details and will be updated again next Tuesday, May 10.
Vaccination Booking Reminders
  • Getting vaccinated with three doses provides good protection against symptoms and very good protection against serious disease requiring hospitalization. The strength of protection may decrease after several months. So all people 60 and older are encouraged to get a fourth dose of the vaccine. This is the age-group that has higher rates of hospitalization and death because of underlying health conditions that make it a challenge to cope with COVID infection.
  • A list of upcoming clinics is available on our website. Walk ins may be available at clinics based on clinic capacity. Call 1-844-369-1234 or book online
  • Also continue to check with a participating pharmacy or your health care provider.
Novavax
  • There is a special Novavax clinic in Smiths Falls on Thursday, May 5. Anyone 18+ who is looking to receive this non-mRNA COVID-19 vaccine (Novavax Nuvaxovid) as their first, second or booster dose. If you want to receive Novavax at this or other clinics, please call us directly to book an appt at 1-844-369-1234.
 
UP-TO-DATE Status
  • Up to date means a person has received all recommended COVID-19 vaccine doses, including any booster dose(s) when eligible
  • The ‘fully vaccinated’ definition (usually referring to a complete primary series) may continue to be used in some settings, and relevant policies, legislation, directives or orders must continue to be followed where applicable.
 
Antivirals
For more information on COVID-19 vaccines, visit the COVID-19 Protection and Vaccines section of our website.