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CVS Health announced that it will begin administering COVID-19 vaccines to eligible Michiganders as early as Sunday, March 21 at five CVS Pharmacy locations in Metro Detroit and eight in total across the state.
Commitments will become available for booking on Friday, March 19, as stores receive shipments of vaccine doses, CVS said.
You must register in advance here (click here) – there will be a link to Michigan in the “Vaccine available at selected CVS pharmacy locations” drop-down list. You can also do this through the Pharmacy CVS app.
People without online access can contact CVS Customer Service: 800-746-7287.
Vaccinations without prior appointment will not be accepted.
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Meijer has COVID-19 vaccination clinics in stores in Michigan. Participants must be registered through the retailer’s online system to be scheduled for a vaccine. To register, patients can send a text message to COVID at 75049, access online at clinic.meijer.com or simply visit the local Meijer pharmacy and request registration.
This is the state of Michigan’s updated vaccination implementation schedule:
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On March 1st, 2021, all areas of the state may, as vaccine supplies become available, implement vaccination for people who are essential frontline workers in the food processing and agriculture industries.
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On March 8, 2021, all areas of the state may, as vaccine supplies become available, implement vaccination for people aged 50 or over with health problems and / or disabilities, as well as family members of caregivers and guardians aged 16 or over. children who have special health care needs (part of Phase 1C Groups B and C).
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On March 22, 2021, all areas of the state may, to the extent vaccines are available, vaccinate people aged 50 and over (part of Phase 2), as well as vaccinate people aged Over 16 years of age with disabilities and / or health problems, as well as family caregivers and guardians.
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On April 5, 2021, all areas of the state may, as vaccines become available, implement vaccination for all persons aged 16 and above who were not previously eligible.
The state of Michigan announced on Friday, March 12, that all residents aged 16 and over will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine from April 5.
Furthermore, as of March 22, people over 16 with disabilities and / or health problems, as well as their family caregivers and guardians, will be eligible for the vaccine. Originally, March 22 was the date that vaccinations for people aged 50 and over would be allowed. However, it is now expanding to selected residents aged 16 and over.
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