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4 May, 5 tweets, 3 min read
#DYK Toronto residents age 18 and older who can't physically leave their home due to certain medical conditions, are eligible for in-home #COVID19 vaccination? Register via your #CityofTO primary care provider or homecare provider. ImageImage
If your primary care/homecare cannot provide the vaccine, you will be referred to @TorontoMedics. Toronto residents age 18+ (adults & seniors) who are homebound but not registered with a health service, can call Toronto Seniors Helpline 416-217-2077 to be referred to a clinician.
For eligibility and to find out how to book in-home vaccination: toronto.ca/home/covid-19/…
All other residents can check their vaccine eligibility and find out where to book an appointment: toronto.ca/home/covid-19/…
Transportation is available for residents aged 55 and older, people with disabilities and others who are frail or have underlying conditions. Details: toronto.ca/home/covid-19/…

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