While the COVID-19 vaccine is scarce in San Diego County, occasional scheduling issues, missed appointments, and other factors keep a number of doses available at some vaccination sites.
NBC 7 provides updates on the latest redundant appointments here. This story will be updated when the latest information becomes available. Check back regularly for details.
Available vaccines:
February 16: Sharp HealthCare has opened 2,000 appointment spots at the province’s vaccine stations. Appointments are available to San Diego County residents aged 65 and older, and health professionals. Locations include: Grossmont Center Vaccination Super Station, Chula Vista Vaccination Super Station, and a community site in Coronado. Discover the opening times and availability of each location here.
15 February: San Diego Fire-Rescue says appointments are scheduled at two of their vaccination sites this week. Those aged 65 and over can schedule appointments Tuesday through Thursday through the SDFD portal here. On Tuesday, SDFD said they can also extend the appointments to Friday, if there is still availability.
When you finally get your COVID-19 vaccine, you may be tempted to celebrate by posting a photo of your vaccination card on social media. Resist that urge. LX host Nik Z spoke with Sandra Guile of the International Association of Better Business Bureaus about how this can leave you vulnerable to identity theft and other scams.