Two major COVID-19 vaccination sites opening in Shelton this week
Connecticut residents were already lined up to receive their first vaccine outside the Griffin Health building Monday morning around 6:15 a.m.
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Jan 19, 2021, 12:09 AM
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The Griffin Health building on Progress Drive and the Hartford HealthCare building on Research Drive will both serve as the vaccination sites. The Griffin Health site opened Monday.
Hartford HealthCare's facility in Shelton will be open Tuesday, a spokesperson says.
Connecticut residents were already lined up to receive their first vaccine outside the Griffin Health building Monday morning around 6:15 a.m.
Hartford HealthCare says they will be able to vaccinate 300 people per day at their clinics.
Currently only residents 75 years and older are eligible to receive the vaccine during Phase 1B.
Gov. Ned Lamont estimates the wait to get vaccinated could take a couple of weeks.
Those interested in signing up for a vaccine can do so through their health care provider, online or over the phone.
Click here for more information about filling out an application or to make an appointment with Hartford HealthCare, call 833-943-5721.
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