COVID 19
Immunizations

First Nations, Metis or Inuit (FNMI) people born in 1981 or earlier.

Chronic Medical Conditions: Albertans will self-identify to the pharmacy that they are eligible to be immunized if they fall within the list of eligible chronic conditions. You can view this list at https://www.alberta.ca/assets/documents/covid19-vaccine-phase-2B-eligibility-fact-sheet.pdf.

Next Phase 2C

Who's eligible in Group C

• Residents and support staff at eligible congregate living and work settings at risk for large outbreaks, including: correctional facilities, front-line policing and provincial sheriffs, homeless shelters, meatpacking plants, and group homes for disability, mental health and other types of licensed supportive living.
• Health-care workers working in patient care facilities or providing direct patient care in the community, in order to limit spread to high risk individuals, including: physicians, nurses, pharmacists, dentists and all other regulated health care professionals and their office or support staff.
• Anyone working in patient care facilities or providing services directly to clients in the community for Alberta Health Services, Covenant Health, Alberta Precision Labs, DynaLife, and students undertaking placement practicums in clinical areas.
• Healthcare workers on First Nation reserves.
• Caregivers of Albertans who are most at risk of severe outcomes:
  • All designated family/support people of those individuals in long term care, designated supportive living and licensed supportive living facilities.
  • Up to 2 caregivers for children under 16 who have an eligible chronic condition but are unable to receive vaccine due to age. 

Next Phase 2D

• Albertans born 1957 to 1971 (turning 50 to 64).
• First Nations, Métis and Inuit (FNMI) persons born 1972 to 1986 (turning 35 to 49), no matter where they live.

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