Saint Regis Mohawk Health Services reported an overall vaccination rate of 68.4%<\/a>, which is a decrease from the 72.4% rate previously reported. The updated vaccination rate reflects the addition of 400 children between the ages 6 months to 4-years old, who are now eligible to receive either the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine or the Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine.<\/p>\nHealth Services is continuing to make the COVID-19 vaccines available at its weekly vaccination clinic being held on Wednesdays from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at its main campus located at 404 State Route 37. Individuals may also call to schedule an appointment by calling (518) 358-3142. Individuals are being kindly reminded that a mask must be worn inside the tribal clinic.<\/p>\n
The initial two-shot series of a COVID-19 vaccine is available for children as young as 6-months, while the 1st<\/sup> Booster is available for ages 5 years and older.<\/p>\nThe 2nd<\/sup> Booster is currently available for individuals who are:<\/p>\n–50-years or older and those who have a moderate or severely immunocompromised condition and received their 1st<\/sup> Booster at least 4 months ago;
\n–12 years or older, with a moderate or severely immunocompromised condition, and received their 1st<\/sup> Booster at least 4 months ago; or
\n–18 years or older and received two (2) doses of Johnson & Johnson\/Janssen Vaccine at least 4 months ago.<\/p>\nIf you are unsure when to receive the Second Booster or have questions about vaccinations, please reach out to your healthcare provider. You may contact Health Services at (518) 358-3141 or 3142.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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