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Looking for information on where to book your vaccine appointment? Scroll down for helpful links and resources to book your vaccine appointments.
If you live in Toronto Centre, here are some helpful links on access to the COVID-19 vaccine:
- City of Toronto How to Get Vaccinated — General Main Resource & Answer Page from the City
- Main Mass Clinic Registration — City of Toronto Mass Vaccination Clinics
- Where is the nearest Vaccination Clinic — City of Toronto Resource
- Unity Health Vaccine Updates — Local Hospital Resource page
- St. James Town Vaccine Updates — for multi-lingual information for St. James Town and Church Wellesley Village residents
- Tkarontovaccines.com — information for Indigenous people in Toronto
- Ontario COVID-19 Pharmacies — pharmacies offering Pfizer, Moderna, and AstraZeneca Vaccines
- Unity Health Vaccine Second Dose Change Request — Form to request a second dose appointment change
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Second dose appointments for individuals 18+:
- Please Note: Availability of second dose appointments may vary based on vaccine supply.
- Starting on Monday June 14, residents in Toronto who received their first Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine dose on or before May 9 can book their second dose.
- Individuals 70 years and older, as well as anyone who had a first dose of an mRNA vaccine (Pfizer or Moderna) on or before April 18, can book earlier appointment for their second shot.
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When you become eligible for your second dose:
- Second dose appointments can be rebooked through the provincial booking system and through pharmacies.
- Second dose appointments can also be booked (without a first appointment) in the provincial booking system.
- The clinic or pharmacy where you received your first dose will contact you to reschedule your second dose appointment.
- High-risk health care workers, dialysis patients, Individuals 80 and over, and all First Nations, Inuit and Métis individuals are already eligible to receive a second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine earlier than the previously recommended four-month interval.
- Please find more information about how and when you can book your second dose here.
Second dose AstraZeneca appointments:
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If your first dose was the AstraZeneca vaccine, for your second dose you can choose to receive either:
- a second dose of AstraZeneca
- one of the mRNA vaccines (Pfizer or Moderna)
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You can get either of these options:
- at least 8 weeks after your first dose
- at a participating pharmacy or primary care setting
- Find a full list of pharmacies offering AstraZeneca, Pfizer, or Moderna vaccines here.
- Please note: Not all pharmacies that offered first dose AstraZeneca vaccines are currently administering second doses. If you have not already been contacted by your pharmacy to book a second dose, please continue to check with participating pharmacies about the availability of appointments.
First dose vaccine appointment options for individuals aged 18+:
- Provincial Vaccine booking website - book appointments at City of Toronto Mass vaccination clinics
- Toronto Public Health Vaccine Sites booking website - book appointments at vaccine clinics near you
- St. James Town Community Centre, Sherbourne health, Regent Park Community Health Clinic, and Ryerson University booking website - book appointments at pop-up vaccine clinics in St. James Town, Regent Park, and the Downtown East
- Unity Health booking website - book appointments at St. Michael’s Hospital
- Ontario Pharmacies offering Pfizer vaccines - find a full list of pharmacies offering Pfizer and Moderna Vaccines
First dose vaccine appointment options for individuals aged 12-17:
- Provincial Vaccine booking website - book appointments at City of Toronto Mass vaccination clinics
- Toronto Public Health Vaccine Sites booking website - book appointments at vaccine clinics near you
- St. James Town Community Centre, Sherbourne health, Regent Park Community Health Clinic, and Ryerson University booking website - book appointments at pop-up vaccine clinics in St. James Town, Regent Park, and the Downtown East
- Unity Health booking website - book appointments at St. Michael’s Hospital
- Ontario Pharmacies offering Pfizer vaccines - find a full list of pharmacies offering Pfizer Vaccines
Still have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and vaccine rollout? You can also listen to my telephone townhall with Toronto Centre doctor Dr. Suzanne Shoush here.
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