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Getting Your COVID-19 Vaccination

A new formulation of COVID-19 vaccine will be available for fall 2024. It is expected that the strain in the updated vaccines will be more closely related to currently circulating strains.

In Saskatchewan, COVID-19 vaccination is free and available through:

  • Find the nearest SHA walk-in clinic, no appointment needed (Walk-in clinics open back up in the fall)
  • For communities without access to a nearby pharmacy, booked appointments may be available through the online booking system.

Immunization is one of the most effective ways to protect against severe illness from COVID-19. All COVID-19 vaccine being administered are safe and effective.

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1. Check Your Eligibility

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2. Get Ready To Book

health card iconWhen you go online, you'll be asked for the following information for the individual receiving the vaccine:

  • First and last name
  • Date of birth
  • Health card number
  • Email address or a phone number that can receive text messages
If you do not have a valid health card, cell phone and/or email address, please call 1-833-727-5829 to book your appointment.

The booking office does not have access to extra appointments than what's available online.

Family and friends can also book online on behalf of someone who is eligible.

Note: You will never be asked for your social insurance number, driver's licence number, or banking and credit card details.

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3. Book Online

The online tool is simple, fast and easy to use. It takes just a few minutes to book your appointment for your primary vaccination series and any additional dose. The system will guide you through a few simple questions, gathering consent, choice of clinic and booking date and time.

To use the online booking option you must have a valid health card, cell phone and/or email address.

Book or Change Appointment Now

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4. Booking Over the Phone

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Please call 1-833-727-5829 to book an appointment.

If you are looking to make a group appointment for your household, those appointments can be booked using 1-833-727-5829.

If you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and would like to speak with a health care professional, call HealthLine 811.

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5. What to Expect at the Vaccine Clinic

Only people who are eligible will get their vaccine dose. You will not receive a vaccine if you are not yet eligible.

A parent/legal guardian must be present to provide verbal, informed consent for a minor. If the parent chooses an adult designate (e.g. grandparent, aunt) to accompany the child for a vaccine, a consent form signed by the parent/guardian must be presented.

Children at least 13 years of age up to and including 17 years of age, who are able to understand the benefits and possible reactions for each vaccine and the risks of not getting immunized, can legally consent to or refuse immunizations in Saskatchewan by providing mature minor informed consent to a healthcare provider.

Arrive prepared

Get ready for your appointment:

  • Bring your valid health card and government-issued photo identification (for ages 18+).
    • If you do not have photo ID, you may provide two pieces of alternate identification such as a provincial health card, birth certificate, social insurance card, naturalization certificate, marriage certificate, etc.
    • Children are only required to provide a provincial health card, but parents/caregivers may be required to show photo ID.
  • Bring your health card and cell phone (if you have one).
  • Wear a short-sleeved shirt.
  • Practise good hand hygiene when you enter and exit the facility. Follow any other public health measures required at the facility.
  • Arrive five minutes early to your appointment and expect to stay 15 minutes after your vaccine. You can bring one person with you for support.

During the Appointment

At the clinic, your appointment will take about 30 minutes:

Complete Check-in Process --> Get your Vaccine --> Wait in Observation Area (15 minutes)

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