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AFAIK Virginia's set up is 'register with the state and/or county, they'll contact you to tell you when you can make an appointment.' https://vaccinate.virginia.gov/ If your eligible then the next step is usually to go to the local county health dept website to sign up for an appointment: https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/covid-19-vaccine/phase-by-health-district/ While the state is currently in 'Phase 1B', at least in NoVA they're only giving vaccines to the first 3 of 11 'Essential Worker' categories that fall under it: quote:Police, Fire, and Hazmat - Eligible My county pointed out the following tidbit: quote:Please note: Non-essential worker Phase 1b groups currently eligible for vaccination account for approximately 40% of all our residents over the age of 16, and vaccine demand is far greater than appointment and vaccine availability at this time. Therefore, it may take months to vaccinate people in these priority groups. This is why – even if you register for an appointment – it might take some time before you can actually schedule a slot and get vaccinated. There are plans to increase options for vaccination at pharmacies and health care provider offices as vaccine supply increases, which over time will give people more choices. After they get done with Phase 1B there's Phase 1C, Other Essential Workers that they're hoping to get to by May: quote:Energy After that it's Phase 2 and everyone else, whenever that ends up being.
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