The information below is from New Brunswick Public Health. Read more details.
The more people who are immunized against COVID-19, the harder it is for the virus to spread. We strongly recommend to stay up-to-date with the COVID vaccines recommended to you. Do your part and get vaccinated.
| NEW recommendations for Spring Booster COVID-19 vaccination
(Spring booster is between April and end of June 2023) *5 months interval from last dose or COVID infection (whichever is the most recent) * |
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| Population | Recommendation |
| Individuals 65 years and older
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Spring 2023 booster is encouraged whether or not you had a fall booster (especially if unsure of being infected with COVID-19 disease in the past) |
| Individuals aged 18 + living in Long Term Care Facilities | Spring 2023 booster is encouraged (whether or not you had a fall booster) |
| Individuals 18 years and older moderately to severely immunocompromised | Spring 2023 booster is encouraged (whether or not you had a fall booster) |
| Individuals 12-17 years old considered healthy or immunocompromised
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If fall booster 2022 received: No additional dose needed at this time
If fall booster 2022 not received: Spring 2023 booster is recommended |
| Individuals 5-11 years old considered healthy or immunocompromised
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If fall booster 2022 received: No additional dose needed at this time
If fall booster 2022 not received: Spring 2023 booster is recommended |
| Individuals 6 months to less than 5 years of age considered healthy or immunocompromised | A primary series continued to be recommended
No booster dose needed at this time |
Visit the NB Public Health website for details about vaccines and booking an appointment.