Vacunarse es un Acto de Amor
Juntos Sí Podemos
En Corazón Latino queremos que nuestras comunidades estén sanas y protegidas. Por eso apoyamos el esfuerzo Juntos Sí Podemos en todos los lugares en donde tenemos actividades y en línea. Aquí puedes encontrar recursos e información relevante.
Si estás en Florida, aquí te dejamos una lista de nuestros aliados que están vacunando a nuestra comunidad. No esperes más y llama para hacer una cita para ti o tus seres queridos.
Vacunarse es un acto de amor in Orlando
Dates: May 15-31
Provider: Timber Creek Pediatrics
15212 East Colonial Drive, Orlando, Florida. 32826
Monday through Friday 8:30-5:00 pm
Call for appointment: 407-380-1777
Vacunarse es un acto de amor in Doral
Dates: May 15-31
Provider: ECC Medical Group
8335 NW 12 Street
Doral, FL, 33126
Monday though Friday 9:00-5:00
Call for appointment: (786) 464-1444
Vacunarse es un acto de amor in Putnam
Dates: May 15-31
Provider: Putnam County Health Department
2801 Kennedy Street, Palatka, FL 32177
Monday through Friday 9:00am-5:00 pm
Call for appointment: (386) 326-3200
Vacunarse es un acto de amor in Hollywood
Dates: May 15-31
Provider: Medix UCC-Hollywood
3829 Hollywood Boulevard, Suite A, Hollywood, FL 33021
Monday through Friday 9:00am to 5:00 pm
Call for Appointment: 954-589-1238
Vacunarse es un acto de amor in Fort Lauderdale
Dates: May 15-31
Provider: Medix UCC-Fort Lauderdale
2331 North State Road 7, Suite 102, Lauderhill, FL 33313
Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Call for Appointment: 954-484-8444
Vacunarse es un acto de amor in Miami
Dates: May 15-31
Provider: Care 4 U Community Health Center
4690 NW 7th Ave, Miami, FL 33127
Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Call for Appointment: (305) 835-0101
Vacunarse es un acto de amor in Williston
Dates: May 15-31
Provider: Williston Pediatrics
223 N Main St, Williston, FL 32696
Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Call for Appointment: (352) 529-0477
Vacunarse es un acto de amor in Tucson: Tacos, Paletas, y Prevención
Date: Friday May 19
Time: 5 pm - 7 pm
Location: El Pueblo Neighborhood Center, 101 W. Irvington Road, Tucson AZ
Vaccine provider: University of Arizona Zuckerman School of Public Health and Banner Health System
Importance of COVID Vaccination:
COVID continues to pose a significant threat to people in Florida. While many individuals experience mild cases, COVID can also cause severe illness and death. In the United States, millions have been hospitalized, and over a million lives have been lost to COVID. Those at increased risk for severe illness include individuals 50 and older, people with underlying medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and obesity, and pregnant or recently pregnant individuals. Even mild cases of COVID can result in long-term health problems, including damage to vital organs. Vaccination offers the best protection against severe outcomes from COVID, including the Omicron variant.
Who Should Get Vaccinated:
It is recommended that everyone aged 6 months or older receives a COVID vaccine. To achieve the highest level of protection, individuals should complete all recommended doses based on their age.
About the Updated Vaccines:
Updated COVID vaccines are now available to help protect against the Omicron variant, which is causing the majority of new COVID infections in the United States. These updated vaccines are "bivalent," providing protection against the original virus that causes COVID while offering targeted protection against Omicron. The FDA and CDC now recommend updated COVID vaccines for those who have not yet been vaccinated. For individuals who were previously vaccinated, an updated COVID vaccine restores protection against severe COVID-related illness, hospitalization, and death that may fade over time.
When Adults Should Get an Updated Vaccine:
Adults aged 18 or older who have not yet received a COVID vaccine should get an updated vaccine now. Additionally, those aged 18 or older who were previously vaccinated and received their last dose before September 2022 should also get an updated vaccine. Individuals who recently had COVID should wait three months from their illness before getting the updated vaccine. For individuals aged 65 and older, a second updated COVID vaccine can be obtained four months after their first dose. Those with compromised immune systems can receive a second updated COVID vaccine two months after their first dose, with further doses recommended by their healthcare provider.
When Children Should Get an Updated Vaccine:
Children should receive an updated COVID vaccine now if they fall into the following categories:
Aged 6-17 years who have not yet received a COVID vaccine.
Aged 12-17 years who received a Pfizer-BioNTech or Novavax vaccine, and their last dose was before September 2022.
Aged 6-17 years who received a Moderna vaccine, and their last dose was before October 2022.
Aged 5-11 years who received a Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, and their last dose was before October 2022.
Aged 6 months - 5 years who received a Moderna vaccine, and their last dose was before December 2022.
Aged 6 months - 4 years who received a Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine
