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How to sign up to find out when it's your turn to get the vaccine in L.A. County

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Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement The vaccine is here. Well, sort of.Healthcare workers, residents of skilled-nursing and long-term-care facilities, and people 65 and older are to receive the vaccine in L.A. Everyone else needs to wait their turn. Gov. Gavin Newsom recently announced California was doing away with the tier system and would be instead of occupation going forward. At the current rate, it will take until June just to finish vaccinating those 65 and over.If you are not in an eligible group, you can sign up in a few different places to be alerted when it’s your turn. Here’s what we know about getting the COVID-19 vaccine shots in Los Angeles County, including appointments for the second dose. AdvertisementThe state has launched a website where everyone can sign up to be notified when they are eligible for the vaccine. Visit the and enter your information to confirm your eligibility and to sign up to find out when you can be vaccinated.L.A. County residents 65 and older and other eligible people can use L.A. County’s to make an appointment to be vaccinated by clicking “Click here to book an appointment” or by calling (833) 540-0473 between 8 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. For people under 65 who aren’t healthcare workers, go to the and enter your email address in the box to sign up for the vaccine newsletter and click “submit.” The email newsletter will include updates and information on which groups are eligible to get vaccinated. LA County residents 65 years and older are now eligible for a free COVID-19 vaccination. Visit to schedule an appointment or call (833) 540-0473 for assistance between 8 AM and 8:30 PM. — Los Angeles County (@CountyofLA) Anyone in L.A. County can go to and enter their line of work and date of birth, and answer whether they have COVID-related health risks. You will be prompted to schedule an appointment if you’re eligible, and to join the waitlist if you aren’t., residents 65 and older can sign up for a vaccination appointment through . The Orange County Health Care Agency tweeted that more than 10,000 people signed up on the first day it was available. COVID-19 vaccines are now being administered to healthcare workers in the U.S. What are your questions about the timeline, the safety or the science? Information for other counties:What can you do while you wait? The same things you’ve been doing since March: Until you’ve gotten your second dose of the vaccine and waited an appropriate amount of time to develop antibodies, the safest place to be is . Masks have been effective in slowing the coronavirus’ spread, but there has been debate about whether one-layer cloth masks offer enough protection. Get Group Therapy Life is stressful. Our weekly mental wellness newsletter can help. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement

Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement The vaccine is here. Well, sort of.Healthcare workers, residents of skilled-nursing and long-term-care facilities, and people 65 and older are to receive the vaccine in L.A. Everyone else needs to wait their turn. Gov. Gavin Newsom recently announced California was doing away with the tier system and would be instead of occupation going forward. At the current rate, it will take until June just to finish vaccinating those 65 and over.If you are not in an eligible group, you can sign up in a few different places to be alerted when...

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How to sign up to find out when it's your turn to get the vaccine in L.A. County

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