The Public Health Department has now extended the COVID-19 vaccine to all Groups in Stage 1 and Stage 2 of the National Vaccination Programme. The schedule from Thursday 25th February to Saturday 6th March has been revised to reflect these changes. Persons in Stage 2 Group C can now receive the vaccine at their allotted times (please
The Public Health Department has now published the COVID-19 vaccination schedule for the next three weeks commencing on Monday, February 15th through Saturday, March 6th 2021. Public Health wishes to advise the public of updates to Stage 2, identification requirements, and proof of medical conditions. Identification Criteria: Everyone must now present photo identification to receive the vaccine
The Public Health Department has published the COVID-19 vaccination schedule for the week commencing Monday 8th February 2021. The COVID-19 vaccination programme continues to administer Dose 2 vaccinations for persons due from Stage 1, Group A, B and C. “It is imperative that we vaccinate as many of our vulnerable persons in the community as
The Public Health Department has published the COVID-19 vaccination schedule for the week commencing Monday 1st February 2021. The COVID-19 vaccination programme continues for all persons in Stage 1, Groups A, B, C and Stage 2, Group A (see details below). The Health Services Authority (HSA) and the Cayman Islands Airport Authority (CIAA) have partnered
The Public Health department continues its COVID-19 vaccination programme for all persons in Stage 1, Groups A, B, C which is healthcare workers, persons with serious medical conditions who are vulnerable and at high risk of severe illness and those who are the age of 60 and older. The national vaccination effort will continue this
The Public Health Department advises that the COVID-19 vaccine is now available to all people in Stage 1 (Group A, B & C) of the National Vaccination Plan. Availability of vaccines remains exceedingly constrained worldwide in the face of huge pressures on health services because of people falling ill with COVID-19 disease. However, the Governor,