Where you can get your COVID-19 vaccination this week
Pacific Daily News
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Islandwide vaccination rates reached 50% in late May, at 62,500 of 125,000 people, but vaccinations have dropped in recent weeks.
All people ages 12 and above have been eligible for vaccines since early May, following the Food and Drug Administration s emergency authorization for the Pfizer-BioNTech shots for younger people.
Coronavirus apathy may be an obstacle as adolescents who want the shot have received it.
Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two shots, either three or four weeks apart. The Johnson & Johnson is effective after one vaccination.
To get the COVID-19 vaccine, bring a photo ID and the COVID-19 immunization card if you received your first dose. View the complete schedule of clinics at https://dphss.guam.gov/vaccinategu.
Receive the first dose of the Pfizer-Biontech vaccine:
Jan. 19-23, at the Department of Public Health and Social Services Southern Region Community Health Center in Inarajan; or
Jan. 23, at Okkodo High School in Dededo.
For residents 75 and older who received the first dose of the Pfizer-Biontech vaccine, receive the second dose:
Jan. 18-19, at Okkodo High School in Dededo; or
Jan. 20-21, at the University of Guam field house in Mangilao.
Residents receiving a second dose must bring their immunization card.
Criteria
not currently infected with COVID-19 or exposed within the last 14 days; and
not have received any other vaccine, like the flu shot, in the last 14 days.