SWPH has made over 1,100 additional appointments available at upcoming pop up clinics in Aylmer and Tillsonburg.
Southwestern Public Health is hosting a couple of pop up clinics in Aylmer and Tillsonburg.
They will be at the Aylmer Ontario Police College this Friday from 10 am to 3 pm. Walk-ins are welcome for pregnant women, people seeking first doses and anyone aged 70 and older seeking a booster.
The Tillsonburg pop up clinic is happening Tuesday January 25 from 10 am to 3 pm. You will need to book an appointment for this one and priority will be given to those 60 and older looking for a booster and school aged children, along with teachers and other school staff.
These clinics also welcome workers in childcare and Long-Term Care and Retirement Homes, and adults aged 18 and older who have not yet had a first, second, or booster dose.
The Health Unit has over 1,100 doses available at these clinics. You can book an appointment now online here.

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