vaccine.gov.bb Covid-19 Reschedule Vaccine Appointment Barbados
Organization : Ministry of Health
Facility : Covid-19 Reschedule Vaccine Appointment
Country : Barbados
Website : https://vaccine.gov.bb/Reschedule.aspx
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Covid-19 Reschedule Vaccine Appointment
The Appointment System is now open from August 1st to August 14, 2021. You may book only one appointment timeslot per person for a vaccine.
You can RESCHEDULE your appointment by following the below steps.
How to Reschedule?
Steps :
Step 1 : Enter your National Registration # or Passport # that you entered for your Vaccine Appointment
Step 2 : Your appointment will be confirmed by either email or text message (via cell phone).
Step 3 : You must fill one of these fields correctly in order to receive your confirmation.
Appointment Days & Places
** MASONIC CENTRE – Wed, Fri
** SANDALS RESORT CONF. CENTRE – Tue, Thur, Fri
** BIDC – Sun to Tue, Thur, Fri
** MILE & QUARTER SDA – Sun, Thur
** QUEENS PARK ART GALLERY – Tue, Thur
** DAVID THOMPSON POLYCLINIC – Mon to Fri
** SHARON MORAVIAN CHURCH HALL – Mon to Fri
FAQs
1. What is Coronavirus (COVID-19)?
COVID-19 is a new strain of a coronavirus that has been discovered recently in China and has spread around the world.
Main symptoms :
** Shortness of breath.
** Fever.
** Cough.
** Loss of the sense of smell and taste.
** Digestive symptoms.
** Symptoms of upper respiratory infection: sore throat, runny nose.
** Myalgia (muscle pain).
** There are cases that do not develop symptoms until after a laboratory diagnosis.
2. What are the preventive methods?
** Wear a mask when out in public.
** Follow health and social distancing guidelines.
** Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly using soap and water. Use alcohol-based sanitizers.
** Clean and disinfect objects and surfaces that are frequently used.
** Cover your mouth when sneezing or coughing and dispose of used tissues properly.
** Avoid contact with people experiencing fever or suffering from a cough.
3. What vaccines or medicines should I get before traveling to my destination?
It depends on where you are going and what you will be doing. Use our destination tool to find the vaccines and medications you need for your next trip, and schedule an appointment with your doctor or a travel medicine specialist at least a month before traveling to get recommended or required vaccines and medicines.
4. How long do travel vaccines last (when do I need to get a booster dose)?
How long travel vaccines last depends on the vaccine. If you’re traveling outside the United States, you should see a health care provider who is familiar with travel medicine at least a month before your trip.
They can give you advice about any vaccines and vaccine boosters based on where you are going and your previous vaccinations. Be sure to bring your vaccine records to your appointment!
Contact
If you have any queries concerning your appointment or you are 70 and over and require help booking your appointment please call 832-3906/832-0194/832-5893/832-0583 Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm.