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COVID-19 boosters

 

The CDC has approved booster shots for anyone age 5+ (Pfizer) and 18+ (Moderna, J&J).
Appointments are required.

 

Who is eligible?

 
 

Vaccines have been authorized for the following age groups:

PFIZER MODERNA J&J*
Ages Initial
Doses		 Booster
#1		 Booster
#2		 Initial
Doses		 Booster
#1		 Booster
#2		 Initial
Dose		 Booster
#1		 Booster
#2
6mo-4 YES NO NO YES NO NO NO NO NO
5-11 YES YES NO YES NO NO NO NO NO
12-17 YES YES Immuno-compromised only YES NO NO NO NO NO
18-49 YES YES Immuno-compromised only YES YES Immuno-compromised only YES YES NO
50+ YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES NO
YES=Authorized for everyone Immuno-compromised only=Authorized for immuno-compromised NO=Not Authorized
*The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recommended that Americans should choose to receive one of the two mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines (Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech) over Johnson & Johnson's single-dose shot, due to concerns about blood-clotting side effects. Read the CDC statement.

Hartford HealthCare Officials Keep Close Watch on BA.2 Subvariant

Hartford HealthCare Officials Keep Close Watch on BA.2 Subvariant

Ulysses Wu, MD, Chief Epidemiologist & System Director, Infectious Diseases, Hartford HealthCare, discusses the BA.2 subvariant and the second booster shot.

Should You Get the Fourth Shot?

Should You Get the Fourth Shot?

Ulysses Wu, MD, Chief Epidemiologist & System Director, Infectious Diseases, Hartford HealthCare, discusses the fourth COVID-19 shot.

FDA Authorizes Second Booster Shot for Ages 50 and Up

FDA Authorizes Second Booster Shot for Ages 50 and Up

Ulysses Wu, MD, Chief Epidemiologist & System Director, Infectious Diseases, Hartford HealthCare, discusses the FDA's authorization of the second booster shot for people ages 50 and up.

Hartford HealthCare Prepares to Offer Fourth Shot

Hartford HealthCare Prepares to Offer Fourth Shot

Hartford HealthCare still has eight vaccine trailers available for anyone who needs a booster.

SVMC Doctor Pushes for Yearly COVID Shots

SVMC Doctor Pushes for Yearly COVID Shots

David Regelmann, MD, Program Director for Internal Medicine, St. Vincent’s Medical Center, discusses a potential need for annual COVID-19 shots.

Hartford HealthCare Hosts Mobile Vaccine Clinics

Hartford HealthCare Hosts Mobile Vaccine Clinics

Joanne Kombert, RN, Nurse Supervisor, Hartford HealthCare, discusses Hartford HealthCare's mobile vaccine clinics.

Hartford HealthCare Offers Mobile Vaccine Clinics

Hartford HealthCare Offers Mobile Vaccine Clinics

Joanne Kombert, RN, Nurse Supervisor, Hartford HealthCare, discusses Hartford HealthCare's mobile vaccine clinics.

Hartford HealthCare Hosts Children's Vaccine Event

Hartford HealthCare Hosts Children's Vaccine Event

Keith Grant, APRN, Senior System Director, Infection Prevention, Hartford HealthCare and Karen Pagliaro, RN, Hartford HealthCare, discuss the children's vaccine event hosted by Hartford HealthCare at the CT Science Center.

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