Covid-19 vaccine ready for Manchester rollout
The final preparations are being made in anticipation of Manchester’s first cohort of patients being given the Covid-19 vaccine.
From Wednesday 16 December, Manchester residents aged 80 and above who are able to travel will be invited to receive the vaccine at the Active Lifestyle Centre in Wythenshawe.
This site was identified as the best initial location to roll out community-based vaccination in Manchester, with additional Primary Care Network sites to be announced in the coming weeks.
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