Individuals 18+ can book now but will have to wait to Sept. 26 before getting the new booster depending on availability and shipping schedules
Now that the Ontario government said it has the new COVID-19 bivalent vaccine booster dose available for citizens 18 years and older, the Sudbury Health Unit said it will follow the provincial directions once the vaccines are received.
Subsequent access will then include everyone who is 18 years of age and older as per the authorization of the Moderna product. Residents in the 18 and older category will have to wait a couple of weeks, said the health ministry. It said new booster appointments for the 18+ cohort are on pause until Sept. 26.
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