According to KFL&A Public Health, appointments for COVID-19 vaccines at Kingston’s mass vaccination clinic are currently booked up.
Although the INVISTA Centre vaccination clinic remains open, all appointment slots are full until-mid May.
Additional appointments at the INVISTA Centre clinic will be added soon, and will provide bookings to the end of May.
The fastest way to do so, according to the health unit, is to use the provincial online booking tool. Vaccinations at these two clinics are only being offered to those 60 and above, those with higher risk health issues and those living in high-risk congregate settings.
Local pharmacies are offering vaccines to those 55 and up.
So far, more than 55,000 residents have received their first dose, and just over 3,000 are fully vaccinated.
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