Every N.J. COVID vaccine site handles appointments differently. Here’s how to register in every county.
Updated Jan 28, 2021;
Posted Jan 26, 2021
Dr. Anna Padykula injects Victor Carrico with the COVID-19 vaccine at the Hartung Recreation/Health Center in Kearny on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2020. (Reena Rose Sibayan | The Jersey Journal)
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Just as there is not one single coronavirus vaccine, there is not one single way that New Jersey residents can make an appointment in order to receive one.
People in the Garden State currently eligible for the vaccine are those in priority groups, including healthcare professionals, first responders, people over the age of 65, and those with chronic health conditions.
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Hoboken urges residents to get tested
Hoboken continues to offer testing for any Hoboken resident or business employee, regardless of symptoms.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, 2,514 residents have tested positive. 1,614 residents have made a full recovery, according to the Health Department, and fatalities remain at 39.
Twenty-one patients with COVID-19 are being treated at Hoboken University Medical Center, which includes two Hoboken residents.
The Tax Collector’s Office is not accepting in-person payments.
A silver-colored lockbox on the north side of town hall is for non-cash payments.
Residents can pay by mail or online at northbergen.org.
For more information, call 201- 392-2017.
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98-year-old breast cancer survivor Antoinette Miller receives the COVID-19 vaccination at Hoboken University Medical Center.
Hoboken began its senior vaccination program at Hoboken University Medical Center this week with residents Richard Tremitiedi, Hoboken’s former fire chief, and 98-year-old breast cancer survivor Antoinette Miller the first two seniors in the state to receive the vaccine.
Hoboken is one of only a select few municipalities or counties in New Jersey to begin vaccinating seniors on the first day of eligibility, Jan. 14.
“I’m extremely proud that Hoboken is one of the first communities in New Jersey to begin vaccinating our seniors,” said Mayor Ravi Bhalla. “We are moving as quickly and efficiently as possible, to protect our elderly population and save lives. I encourage all seniors to sign up on our pre-registration form to receive the vaccine, which has been proven to be safe and effective by medical experts.”