UPDATE: According to the City of Las Vegas, there are no more appointments available.
All available vaccination appointments for the Doolittle Senior Center have been reserved. If additional appointments become available we will share that information. https://t.co/ioUDo8WtD0
— City of Las Vegas (@CityOfLasVegas) January 29, 2021
ORIGINAL STORY
A vaccination site for those age 70 and older will open Feb. 3 at the Doolittle Senior Center, located at 1930 N. J St. The city of Las Vegas, in partnership with Roseman University, Touro University and Nevada State College is pleased to offer free COVID-19 vaccinations Feb. 3-5. Medical students will assist with the clinic and vaccine dosages are provided by the Southern Nevada Health District.
Those interested in the vaccine must register online at https://clvdoolittlevaccinesite.youcanbook.me, and they should preprint a consent form to bring to their appointment. Participation is limited to persons age 70 or older and advance registration is required for appointments starting at 8:30 a.m. and ending at 1:15 p.m. each day. This clinic will have a limit of 150 doses a day. Staff requests that people not arrive more than five minutes before their appointment, but also be sure to be on time.
“I know that many in Ward 5 and around the city have been patiently waiting to be vaccinated, and I look forward to additional sites opening as more doses become available,” Ward 5 Councilman Cedric Crear said. “I am thankful that we can prioritize our senior citizens, and I am grateful that we are able to bring these vital vaccinations into the Historic Westside, which has been greatly impacted by this virus.”
Those interested should carefully read the following information before registering.
COVID-19 vaccination is NOT recommended for the following individuals, unless you consult with your primary physician:
- You have known allergies to the ingredients in the Moderna or Pfizer brand of vaccine or if you have any other allergies for which you are prescribed Epinephrine.
- Are an immune-compromised individual.
- Have lupus.
- Have cancer.
- Received any vaccination within 14 days of seeking the COVID-19 vaccination.
- Tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 90 days unless you have cleared the quarantine period AND are symptom free with negative test results.
- If you have been treated with antibodies or plasma for COVID-19, you must wait 90 days from last treatment to get the vaccine.
On the day of your appointment, please wear clothing that allows easy access to your upper arm. Please wear a face covering over your nose and mouth.
Along with the Doolittle site, the Health District also is providing several other vaccination sites throughout the city and additional information can be found at https://covid.southernnevadahealthdistrict.org/vaccine/. Many of those locations, such as one scheduled in Summerlin next week, have had all appointments filled, but the Health District will continue to update on new availability.
