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Gloria Addo-Ayensu, M.D., M.P.H.,
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Page Last Updated: March 5, 2021
Moving off Jan. 18: We finished sending first dose invitations for people who registered on Jan. 18, and we are now on to Jan. 19. The data dashboard has been updated.
J&J approved: Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine is now authorized in U.S. and is extremely effective at preventing hospitalization and death. This is good news because it means more supply and more options to help protect our community. Residents are encouraged to get whatever vaccine is available to them first.
COVID-19 vaccines are free: It’s as simple as that. But if you want the details, read this.
Transportation Options: Fairfax has new transportation options for older adults, people on limited incomes, people with disabilities to get COVID-19 vaccine appointments.
Please be patient: We continue to experience a high call volume to our call center. Our Vaccine FAQs may be able to help in the meantime.
Keep it up! Please continue to: wear a mask over your nose and mouth, stay at least 6 feet away from others, avoid crowds and poorly ventilated spaces, wash your hands often, and stay home when sick
Mar. 5 | More Vaccine Registration FAQs: Supply Update, Choosing a Vaccine, State System and More
Mar. 2 | New Online Tool Available to Remove Yourself from COVID-19 Registration Waitlist
Mar. 1 | What You Need to Know About the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
Mar. 1 | Need Help Getting to Your COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment? View Several Transportation Options
Feb. 26 | What You Need to Know About Free Vaccine, Health Insurance and Admin Fees
Feb. 26 | Understanding the Dates on Your COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card
Feb. 26 | More FAQs About COVID-19 Vaccine Registration, Including Jan. 18 Progress
Feb. 24 | COVID-19 Vaccination Partners Expand in Fairfax Health District
Feb. 24 | Gov. Announces Changes to COVID-19 Executive Order Restrictions Effective Mar. 1
Feb. 19 | Frequently Asked Questions About COVID-19 Vaccine Registration
Feb. 16 | What You Need to Know When You Get Vaccinated AND After You Get Vaccinated
Feb. 16 | COVID-19 Symptoms Can Last for Months for “Long Haulers”
Feb. 2 | Health Department Provides COVID-19 Vaccination Update to Board of Supervisors
Jan. 30 | Winter Weather Advisory Impacts Health Department Operations Sunday, Jan. 31
Jan. 29 | What You Need to Know About Limited Vaccine Supply
Jan. 28 | For Older Adults: Special Edition of Golden Gazette includes COVID-19 Vaccine Info
Jan. 22 | Older Adults and the COVID-19 Vaccine in Fairfax
Jan. 20 | COVID-19 Vaccine and Vaccination Frequently Asked Questions, Part 2
CASE DATA
Find information about COVID-19 cases in the Fairfax Health District.
Find health alerts, guidance for patients, and other information for health care providers
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Slow the Spread of COVID-19 in Fairfax
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Taking Care of Yourself at Home When Sick
Your actions keep all of us healthy. And we need to keep doing them.
Virginia Department of Health (VDH)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Executive Orders: Amended Fifty-One, Amended Sixty-One, Amended Sixty-Two, Sixty-Three, Amended Sixty-Five, Sixty-Seven, Amended Seventy-Two
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