Use this page to learn about COVID-19 booster vaccinations for people who are clinically vulnerable.
The below information is also available as a one-page graphic to display in your community setting.
Who is eligible for a booster vaccination?
You are eligible to receive a booster vaccination if you are aged 5 years or over and are clinically vulnerable.
You are also eligible if you are aged 5 years and above and are a household contact of a clinically vulnerable person.
When should I get vaccinated?
If you are clinically vulnerable, you can have your seasonal COVID-19 booster vaccination 91 days after your previous jab.
If you are a household contact of a clinically vulnerable person, please ensure that you receive your booster before the end of February 2023.
Where will I receive my vaccination?
You could choose to be vaccinated at:
- your GP surgery
- a community pharmacy
- a or walk-in clinic
Your GP may also contact you about vaccinating you in your own home if you are eligible.
How can I arrange to have my vaccination?
To book your appointment, please:
- use the NHS App, which you can download from most app platforms
- contact your GP
- call the Suffolk and North East Essex Helpline on 0344 257 3961
- find a walk-in clinic
Last Updated on 22 December 2022
