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January 18, 2021 "We start on February 1" with anti-Covid vaccinations for the over 80s. This was announced by the Covid 19 Crisis Unit of the Lazio Region, underlining that "Pfizer's cut in supplies has imposed a reshaping of the plan vaccination for the over 80. After a first positive phase of experimentation carried out at the Spallanzani Institute and the Bio-Medico Campus of Rome,

from Monday 25 January over 80 years old will be able to book

their anti Covid vaccine on the

SaluteLazio.it

website

( Book Vaccine Covid) just the tax code is enough.

The start of the administration of the vaccines booked will be from February 1st

". 



You can choose one of the

100 administration points spread throughout the region

, with the first time slot available and, automatically with the first booking of the vaccine, the second is also booked, always at the same point of administration - explains the Regional Crisis Unit -.

Reservations can be made for the time period

from February 1st to March 31st

. "



Access to vaccination points will only take place with the reservation code. It is strongly discouraged - underlines the Crisis Unit - to go to the vaccination points without reservation.



Alternatively,

citizens can ask for the vaccine from their general practitioner (GP) from 1 February, in this case the reservation will be managed directly by the doctor and the administration will take place at the doctor's office or aggregated studies. The vaccine will be distributed to general practitioners who adhere to the vaccination campaign through the 20 hospital hubs to ensure the 'cold chain'.



A training webinar was held on Saturday with Dr. Roberto Ieraci, the scientific referent of the vaccination campaign of the Crisis Unit, which was attended by over 1,400 general practitioners. "This participation - it is emphasized - is a good

n sign of the massive adhesion of family doctors to the vaccination campaign in progress, however, the vast majority of general practitioners have already been vaccinated and will be immunized for the start of vaccinations.

The objectives are related to the availability of vaccine doses and may be subject to changes according to deliveries ".