
ALT Text reads: Older Adults Should Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Flu, and RSV. - Adults ages 65 and older should get the annual COVID-19 vaccine and a second dose six months later. - People ages 65 and older should get a high-dose adjuvanted or recombinant flu vaccine, which work better in older adults. - If you have never been vaccinated against RSV, you should get an RSV vaccine if: You are 75 and older. You are 50 to 74 and at high risk for RSV due to certain health conditions or reside in a long-term care facility. - If you received an RSV vaccine before, you do not need to get vaccinated again. N Y C Health logo

ALT A graphic with text, MOIA's logo, and MOIA's Statue of Liberty logo mark. It also includes a picture of an ICE agent standing on one side of a door and a person on the inside standing on the other side of the door. A hand in the corner is making a gesture to swipe right.

ALT A graphic with text, and MOIA's Statue of Liberty logo mark. It also includes a picture of an ICE agent standing on one side of a door with question marks above their head, looking confused, and a person on the inside standing on the other side of the door. A hand in the corner is making a gesture to swipe right.

ALT Text reads: COVID-19, Flu, and RSV Vaccination Sites Are Now on the NYC Health Map To find a COVID-19, flu, or RSV vaccination site, search the NYC Health Map or call 311 for assistance. If you do not have health insurance, you can filter for locations that offer vaccines at no cost or on a sliding scale. You can also check with your health care provider or local pharmacy to see if they offer vaccination and have the vaccines you need available. N Y C Health logo.






























