The Public Health Mobile Unit (PHMU) supports access to immunization and testing in Nova Scotia. To help ensure local access to these important services, PHMU will be holding clinics in communities across the province over the next few days. All upcoming clinics can be found online at www.nshealth.ca/PHMU.
Public Health Mobile Unit clinics offer COVID-19 and influenza vaccines and tests for those who are eligible. Some clinics may also offer pneumococcal vaccines. Appointments may be booked-only, drop-in only, or a combination of both. Check the clinic listings for more details.
· Book a COVID-19 or influenza vaccine online (ages six months and older): novascotia.ca/vaccination
· Book a test online: covidbooking.nshealth.ca
· Book a COVID-19 or influenza vaccine or test by phone: 1-833-797-7772
· Book a pneumococcal vaccine: novascotia.flow.canimmunize.ca/en/vaccination-appointment
Find more ways to access fall vaccines at www.nshealth.ca/seasonal-vaccines.
For Black Health and Wellness Immunization Clinics, visit www.nshealth.ca/Black-Public-Health.
Upcoming Clinics
CENTRAL ZONE
Lawrencetown Community Centre
3657 Lawrencetown Rd, Lawrencetown
Wednesday, January 8 from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Offering COVID-19 and influenza vaccines and tests, and pneumococcal vaccines.
Booked appointments and drop ins welcome.
Mulgrave Park Caring and Learning Centre
57 Jarvis Lane, Halifax
Friday, January 10 from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Offering COVID-19 and influenza vaccines and tests, and pneumococcal vaccines.
Booked appointments and drop ins welcome.
EASTERN ZONE
Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre
606 Reeves St., Port Hawkesbury
Monday, January 6 from 11:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Offering COVID-19 and influenza vaccines and tests, and pneumococcal vaccines.
Booked appointments and drop ins welcome.
Please note:
- Vaccines and testing are free and available to all who meet eligibility requirements.
- Please bring your health card if you have one.
- Please dress accordingly as you may have to wait in line outside.
- Clinics may be cancelled due to inclement weather.
- Public Health Mobile Unit clinics are healthcare environments and masks are required. A mask will be offered to you when you arrive.
- Public Health Mobile Unit does not provide primary healthcare. You can learn more about Mobile Primary Care Clinics here.