FEMA, VDH PARTNER TO ALLOW FOR ADDITIONAL 1ST DOSES OF PFIZER THROUGH
MAY 22, EXPANDING VACCINE OPTIONS.
[https://www.fema.gov/press-release/20230426/fema-vdh-partner-allow-additional-1st-doses-pfizer-through-may-22-expanding]


Release Date: 
mayo 7, 2021 

NORFOLK, VIRGINIA — As vaccination opportunities expand in the
Commonwealth of Virginia, the FEMA-supported Military Circle Mall
Community Vaccination Center, in partnership with Virginia Department
of Health, will kick off an additional opportunity for residents to
receive their FIRST DOSES OF PFIZER. 

The FEMA-supported center has the capacity to expand its through-put
to on or around May 22 to administer additional first doses of Pfizer.
Once residents receive their first dose, VDH will schedule and
administer second doses in three weeks (or 21 days) later.

The Military Circle Mall Community Vaccination Center is a walk-in
clinic, no appointments are required and it is open seven days a week,
9:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m. Those interested in getting their vaccine must
bring a valid ID or any document that provides proof of name. 

Residents that come to Military Circle Mall will have their choice of
vaccine through May 22:

VACCINES AVAILABLE AT MILITARY CIRCLE MALL (9 A.M. - 7 P.M.)

 	* Single dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine (over the age of 18)

	* 1st Doses of Pfizer (OVER THE AGE OF 16) 

 	* Individuals who are 16- 17 will need to have a parent or guardian
with them at the vaccination site to receive the vaccine.

	* 2nd Doses of Pfizer (OVER THE AGE OF 16) 

 	* Residents can receive their second dose of Pfizer regardless of
where the 1st dose was administered. 2nd doses should be administered
3 weeks (21 days) after the 1st dose.

Reasonable accommodations for people with access and functional needs
is available as well as information and onsite interpretation in a
variety of languages, including American Sign Language.  

For information on all available
clinics visit https://vaccinate.virginia.gov
[https://vaccinate.virginia.gov/] or call 1-877-829-4682.  

For more on the ongoing vaccination efforts in Virginia,
visit fema.gov/disaster/4512
[https://www.fema.gov/disaster/4512] or vaemergency.gov
[https://www.vaemergency.gov/]. 

 

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