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• Book an appointment 
• Get on today's Standby List
• Clinic Schedule
  • Youth COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
• Vaccine Appointments: FAQ

Booking Appointments

We are now booking appointments for individuals in the district who are 12 years of age or older, who have a health condition, or who cannot work from home. Learn more about priority groups. 

Second Dose Appointments

Book an Appointment Online (Preferred)

Please follow the link above to use the provincial online booking system. Be sure to have your health card number ready, and a booking code if you are part of a priority occupation group. If you do not have a health card (OHIP) call our call centre at 1-844-478-1400. 

Book an Appointment by Phone

Booking Tips:

• Online and Call Centre booking systems tend to be busiest in the mornings when new groups are announced. We suggest booking your appointment in the afternoon, evening or following days to avoid long wait times.
• Be honest and responsible when booking an appointment. Everyone who wants a vaccine will be able to get one as they become eligible throughout the vaccine rollout.
• If you're trying to access a vaccine appointment at multiple venues or booking systems, remember to take your name off other lists once you have secured an appointment. 
• The Health Unit does not ask for financial information or social insurance numbers over the phone. If you believe you received a scam call, please report it to your local police or the Anti-Fraud Centre.

COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments: FAQ

Learn more about booking appointments what to expect when you get there.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Information

Leftover Vaccine Standby List

How it Works:

A standby list is available each day clinics are running. Eligible individuals seeking their first or second dose of vaccine can put their name and phone number on the list and the clinic they are available to get to within 30 minutes of being called. Only names entered on the form starting at 9 a.m. each day will be added to the list. Having your name on the list does not mean you are sure to get an appointment. If you do not receive a call, you are welcome to put your name on the list for the next available clinic another day. The list is cleared on a daily basis and starts new the next day at 9 a.m. The Health Unit is not accepting phone calls to be put on the list.

New: If you are 70 years of age or older, OR if you received your first dose before April 18, 2021, you are eligible to receive your second dose by putting your name on the standby list. 

Please complete this form to be put on today’s standby list.

Youth Clinics

Clinics will be available for youth 12 to 17 years of age from June 14 to June 21. Youth must be no younger than 12 at the time of their appointment, and parent/guardian consent is not required. View Youth Clinic Information and Schedule.

Clinic Schedule

You must have an appointment to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at a clinic. To help avoid crowding and make the process as smooth as possible for everyone, we kindly ask that you arrive no more than ten minutes before your appointment time.

North Bay

Sundridge 

Mattawa

West Nipissing 

Parry Sound 

More Information:

• Learn about being One Step Closer
• View our Vaccine and Vaccination FAQ