Annually, a vaccination drive is conducted to safeguard the most vulnerable groups from influenza and COVID-19. While vaccination doesn't provide complete immunity from infection, it represents the most reliable method to reduce complications and hospital admissions.
Do you have underlying health conditions or interact regularly with at-risk individuals? Are you uncertain whether you qualify for the flu-COVID vaccination program? Here's a summary of the 2025-2026 vaccination initiative for priority populations and authorized healthcare providers.
Flu and COVID-19 vaccines are accessible without prescription. They are highly advised and completely covered by medical insurance for:
Flu and COVID-19 viruses mutate annually. As a result, getting vaccinated each year is highly recommended to ensure protection against emerging variants.
Flu and COVID-19 vaccines can be given on the same appointment at two separate injection locations (for instance, one dose in each arm) or with a gap of several days (no waiting interval is required between both vaccinations), administered by:
Getting vaccinated before flu viruses begin circulating is recommended because your immune system requires approximately two weeks to develop protective antibodies following vaccination.
By receiving your vaccination when at risk and encouraging others to do the same, you can substantially minimize the risk of severe illness. It's a straightforward, fast, and typically no-cost preventive measure.
To minimize the transmission of these respiratory viruses, adopting these protective practices is recommended:
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