GETTING A COVID-19 VACCINE
Everyone ages 6 months and over can get the COVID-19 and other vaccines at the same time. Bivalent booster vaccines are available for residents ages 5 and up.
COVID-19 vaccines are available at Local Pharmacies and Public Health Vaccine Clinics.
Homebound patients can register to receive their COVID-19 Vaccine at home at the following link:
Need assistance getting to your vaccine appointment?
Toronto Ride, iRide and Scarborough Ride provide assisted transportation to eligible Toronto seniors, adults with disabilities and adults who are immune-compromised, to and from vaccination appointments within the city of Toronto.
To book a ride contact:
- Toronto Ride, torontoride.ca or call 416-481-5250
- iRide, circleofcare.com/vaccinerides or call 1-844-474-3301
- Scarborough Ride, schcontario.ca/scarboroughride.html or call 416-736-9372
RESOURCES FOR PARENTS & CAREGIVERS
Tips on Caring for Children with Respiratory Symptoms
What to do if your child has a fever or viral illness?
What to do if your child has a fever or viral illness?
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What to do if your child has a fever or viral illness?
What to do if your child has a fever or viral illness?
What to do if your child has a fever or viral illness?
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Max The Vax
What to do if your child has a fever or viral illness?
Max The Vax
Information for caregivers and the children they look after to be able to make informed, educated decisions about being vaccinated against COVID-19.
STAYING SAFE DURING THE PANDEMIC
- Practice social distancing
- Wear a mask in situations where distance cannot be maintained.
- Wash your hands regularly
- Cough or sneeze into your sleeve
- Do not share food, drinks, toothbrushes, etc.
If you have been exposed to COVID-19 or have symptoms:
Find out how to get tested.
Please note that our office does not perform COVID-19 testing.
If you have more severe symptoms (such as severe shortness of breath or chest pain)
• Contact Telehealth Ontario at 1-866-797-0000 or your local public health unit
• If you are in need of IMMEDIATE medical attention, call 911 or go to your local emergency room