Here is what you need to know about COVID-19 vaccinations as a member of the MSM Community
For the week of April 5, 2021 from MSM Dean of Students Monica Christensen
Virus levels are slightly UP in New York City – we urge you to continue to be cautious. Starting April 7, ALL New Yorkers (and those who reside here temporarily) are eligible to be vaccinated. Don’t forget checking in with Walgreens, CVS, and websites like Turbovax to book yours. Refresh your webpage frequently!
Virus levels are slightly UP in New York City – we urge you to continue to be cautious.
Starting April 7, ALL New Yorkers (and those who reside here temporarily) are eligible to be vaccinated. Don’t forget checking in with Walgreens, CVS, and websites like Turbovax to book yours. Refresh your webpage frequently!
If you reside in New York State, use this online tool found here to learn if you are eligible to receive the vaccine.
To find out where you can get a vaccine in New York State, visit the state website here
To find a vaccination site in any state in the US, please visit the CDC’s site here. Be sure to select your state first while doing the search.
How do I get a vaccine appointment?
Patience is a virtue! And persistence is necessary.
Due to the limited vaccine supply, most members of our community have found that they need to try multiple times per day to get an appointment.
Use the links below if you live or work in New York State to search for a vaccine appointment. Refresh the pages often and try at different times of the day or night. There is no predictable pattern as to when appointments become available, so being persistent is your best bet.
Due to a number of issues including privacy concerns, MSM is not able to make vaccine appointments on your behalf.
Use the following links and refresh the pages often if you get a message that there are no appointments available.
Surrounding states also have their own distribution plans and appointment processes for their residents, available at these links:
Connecticut: https://portal.ct.gov/Coronavirus/COVID-19-Vaccination—Phases
New Jersey: https://covid19.nj.gov/faqs/nj-information/slowing-the-spread/where-how-and-when-can-i-get-vaccinated
Pennsylvania: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/disease/coronavirus/Vaccine/Pages/Vaccine.aspx
The CDC provides up-to-date information about COVID-19 and the vaccinations here.
Get up-to-date information on vaccine distribution in New York State here.
The CDC provides answers to frequently asked questions about vaccinations for COVID-19 here.
The CDC maintains this list of safety recommendations to follow once you’ve been vaccinated.
Find out information here about receiving the vaccine for COVID-19 based on the group of people you are in based on age, occupation, etc.
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