As of 9:30 a.m., the following groups are now eligible to book a COVID-19 vaccine at a targeted vaccination clinic.
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News Release: Individuals 18+ and Essential Workers Who Cannot Work from Home that are 16+ can Now Book a COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment
Published on Tuesday, May 18
Published on Friday, May 14
The WECHU has created a brief questionnaire and is requesting that those who received their vaccine outside of Ontario take five minutes to visit their website to contribute to a more accurate representation of local COVID-19 vaccination coverage.
News Release: Adults 30 Years and Older and the Second Group of Essential Workers Who Cannot Work from Home Can Now Book a COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment
Published on Wednesday, May 12
As of 9:30 a.m., adults 30 years and older and the second group of essential workers who cannot work from home, are now eligible to book an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine at any targeted vaccination clinic.
Published on Monday, May 10
As of 9:30 a.m., adults 40 years and older, born in 1981 or earlier, are now eligible to book an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine at any targeted vaccination clinic.
Published on Monday, May 3
We are pleased with the excellent community response to the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit Mobile Pop Up Clinics in the N9A and N9C area codes.
News Release: Adults 18 Years and Older from Hot Spot Postal Codes and Adults 50 Years and Older from the Other Postal Codes Can Now Book an Appointment for a COVID-19 Vaccine
Published on Monday, May 3
Adults 18 Years and Older from Hot Spot Postal Codes and Adults 50 Years and Older from the Other Postal Codes Can Now Book an Appointment for a COVID-19 Vaccine. More phase 2 priority populations will be eligible to book an appointment on Thursday morning.
Published on Monday, May 3
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is providing the media with further details about the two pop up clinics that are opening later this morning for individuals 18+ who live or work in N9A or N9C.
Published on Thursday, April 29
As of today, adults 55 years and older born in 1966 or earlier will be able to register to book a COVID-19 vaccination appointment.