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Indiana COVID vaccine eligibility opened to ages 60+

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Indiana has lowered the age requirement to get a COVID-19 vaccine to those ages 60 and older.

The change was made quietly on the state’s coronavirus vaccine website, OurShot.In.Gov, this morning. The state also adds that proof of residency will be required and verified.

Also eligible are healthcare workers, nursing home residents, first responders, and those who work in facilities like group homes, child care institutes, and similar organizations. Other eligible groups, including those with high-risk health factors like cancer patients, those on dialysis, and those with Down Syndrome, will be added as more vaccines become available.

Find the full vaccine eligibility details here.

Register for an appointment here.

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