Health insurance and proof of citizenship are not required. Appointments should be made online at: https://hdmg.rsvpify.com.
“After months of pushing and fighting for our fair share of the vaccines, the time is now… We have opened vaccines to everyone over the age of 18 and are actively working to vaccinate our 16-17 year olds,” Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris said in a news release. “We can finally start to move past this nightmare.”
Local nursing students, medical staff, city staff, and city volunteers have offered their time to work the site. Capacity for appointments and doses of vaccinations will vary depending on vaccine availability. High Desert Medical Group personnel will be overseeing storage and administration of vaccines.
The Antelope Valley Transit Authority will provide free transportation to the vaccination site. Residents may visit https://bit.ly/3cI9vAI to view the schedule of the dedicated routes.
For more information on COVID-19 resources in the city of Lancaster, visit: www.cityoflancasterca.org/coronavirus. To schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment, visit www.cityoflancasterca.org/vaccine.
[Information via news release from the city of Lancaster.]
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Mary Born says
Thanks for this, and all your helpful articles about covid-19 safety. I have friends looking for vaccination appointments, I’d like to link this article, along with other vaccine appointment information and links. -Mary