COVID-19 vaccine available to veterans of any age at Orlando VA

Viera, Daytona Beach VA clinics offering shots to 65 and older, essential workers and those with medical conditions

Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses arrive at Oakland County Health Division Wednesday, March, 3, 2021. (Jaime Fenner, Oakland County)

ORLANDO, Fla. – Veterans of any age are now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine at two Veterans Affairs locations in Orange County, according to the Orlando VA.

The Orlando VA Healthcare Center, which covers most of Central Florida, said it is vaccinating all veterans of any age who receive VA care at the Orlando and Lake Baldwin locations.

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However, the VA clinics in Viera and Daytona Beach are only offering appointments for people 65 or older, frontline essential workers and veterans with underlying medical conditions, according to the update.

The shots are being offered at all four sites through appointments and some walk-ins.

People must already receive care through the VA or be eligible to receive care there in order to get the vaccine.

Click here for the latest appointment information and walk-up times.


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