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Workplaces, community organizations, places of worship and other groups will now be able to request a mobile vaccination team from the health unit to administer first and second doses at their own location.
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With more than 80 per cent of Sudbury and districts residents aged 12 and over having received their first dose of the vaccine and over 70 per cent having received their second dose, there is less need for high volume clinics.
Instead, Public Health will use a more targeted approach to reach the population.
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July 28
Health: Public Health Sudbury and Districts is offering COVID-19 vaccination opportunities for the week of July 26. To book online, visit www.covid-19.ontario.ca/book-vaccine or call 705-674-2299 (toll-free at 1-800-708-2505). For a list of scheduled clinics visit www.phsd.ca/COVID-19/vaccine-clinics. Wednesday, July 28 – Pop-up clinic at Walden Kinsmen Hall, Walden. Mobile clinics at Food Basics, 1800 Lasalle Blvd, Greater Sudbury and Westmount Public School, Greater Sudbury. Appointment and walk-in clinics at Gerry McCrory Countryside Sports Complex, Greater Sudbury and Carmichael Arena, in partnership with Shkagamik-Kwe Health Centre, Greater Sudbury. Espanola High School, Espanola (Espanola Mall, 800 Centre Street, Espanola. Appointment only clinic at Chapleau Recreation Centre, Chapleau.
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July 27
Health: Public Health Sudbury and Districts is offering a number of COVID-19 vaccination opportunities for the week of July 26. To book online, visit www.covid-19.ontario.ca/book-vaccine or call 705-674-2299 (toll-free at 1-800-708-2505). For a list of scheduled clinics visit www.phsd.ca/COVID-19/vaccine-clinics. For Tuesday, July 27 – Pop-up clinic at Dynamic Earth, Greater Sudbury. Mobile clinics at 100 Old Nairn Road, Nairn Centre, and Goodman’s Motel, 292 Highway 17, McKerrow. Appointment and walk-in clinics at Manitoulin Secondary School, Manitoulin Island and Gerry McCrory Countryside Sports Complex, Greater Sudbury.
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“Whether you have questions about getting your first or second dose of the vaccine or you have questions about youth vaccination, our clinic immunizers, as well as our call centre staff, can help answer your questions,” the health unit said in a release.
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“Your healthcare provider is also a trusted source of reliable and credible information. Choosing vaccination is a choice and everyone deserves to have the information they need to be well-informed.”