Local COVID-19 Vaccine Status Report – July 20, 2021

Local COVID-19 Vaccine Status Report – July 20, 2021

by | Jul 22, 2021 | Uncategorized

The vaccine status report will be updated every Tuesday.

Statistics

  • 87% of individuals 12 plus in Leeds, Grenville and Lanark have first dose – 67% have 2 doses
  • We have been at or near the top in the province for several weeks for first doses and second doses.
  • We show the percentages of first and second doses for each age group on the dashboard. The 50s and under are increasing for first doses and all are increasing in both first and second doses.
  • Check out our vaccination dashboard – updated every Tuesday

Vaccine Shipments

  • Our Pfizer vaccine allocations will increase in July; we continue to have a supply of Moderna. This will help us provide more opportunities for residents to get first and second vaccinations of both Pfizer and Moderna.

    • How to Get Vaccinated

    • All 12+ are eligible for first doses – it is important to get vaccinated to protect yourself and those around you – especially children 0 to 11 years old who can’t get vaccinated at this time.
    • All 12+ are eligible to book earlier 2nd dose:
    • 8 weeks after first dose of AstraZeneca
    • 21 days after first dose of Pfizer
    • 28 days after first dose of Moderna
    • Walk in vaccinations are also available now at all clinics – we post on our website and on our social media pages
    • More appointments continue to be available in all areas; book an appointment through the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark online booking portal or call Leeds, Grenville and Lanark Call Centre 1-844-369-1234
    • Pharmacies have both Moderna and Pfizer – some have AstraZeneca for those who received it as a first dose. Check a participating pharmacy
    • We are also working on a targeted strategy to provide vaccinations at some LGL workplaces as well as to other groups like sports teams – if you are interested in running a clinic at your workplace, get in touch with us at contact@healthunit.org.

    Cancellations and Contingency Lists

    • Submit cancellation requests online – if you have an appointment in September of later, consider cancelling and getting an earlier appointment
    • The contingency list is discontinued as those who need an appointment can get one online or as a walk-in to our clinics.

    Remember it is important to continue to follow precautions if you have one or even two vaccine doses. We need to keep protecting each other until we are all fully vaccinated.

    For more information on COVID-19 vaccines, visit: https://healthunit.org/health-information/covid-19/protection/