UC Davis Health allows anyone ages 16 and older to get COVID-19 vaccine

FULLY VACCINATED, AND THAT INCLUDES 55% OF SENIORS IN O COUNTRY. GULSTAN: UC DAVIS HEALTH STARTED VACCINATING ANYONE 16 AND OLDER. THIS IS VIDEO FROM THE CLINIC. OFFICIALS SAY THAT APPOINTMENT HAVE BEEN BOOKING UP QUICKLY, SO THEY ARE ENCOURAGING YOU TO KEEP CHECKING BACK FOR MORE APPOINTMENTS. YOU DON’T NEED TO BE A

UC Davis Health this week expanded eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine to any patients and nonpatients ages 16 and older.Starting Tuesday, anyone eligible can sign up online for a vaccine, including people who are not already patients, UC Davis Health said in a Facebook post on Monday.This comes as the state expanded eligibility to people ages 50 and older as of April 1. The state plans to further increase the pool of recipients to those ages 16 and older starting April 15.You can sign up for a vaccine with UC Davis here if you are a patient. Those who are not patients can go here.| More | COVID-19 vaccines in California: Everything you need to know

SACRAMENTO, Calif. —

UC Davis Health this week expanded eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine to any patients and nonpatients ages 16 and older.

Starting Tuesday, anyone eligible can sign up online for a vaccine, including people who are not already patients, UC Davis Health said in a Facebook post on Monday.

This comes as the state expanded eligibility to people ages 50 and older as of April 1. The state plans to further increase the pool of recipients to those ages 16 and older starting April 15.

You can sign up for a vaccine with UC Davis here if you are a patient. Those who are not patients can go here.

| More | COVID-19 vaccines in California: Everything you need to know

UC Davis Health allows anyone ages 16 and older to get COVID-19 vaccine

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