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Residents who received their first dose more than 28 days ago can receive their second dose the following ways:


* Residents who received their first dose through their healthcare provider over 28 days ago should contact their provider to schedule an appointment.
* Residents who registered through the Public Health registration system and were vaccinated at a Public Health location will receive a second text message when their second dose is due with instructions on where to receive their second dose.

Those without access to the internet or needing help with registration, can call the Public Health Call Center at for more information on monkeypox, including general information, testing, treatment, and vaccines at (833) 540-0473. The Public Health Call Center is open 7 days a week 8am ? 8:30pm.

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