Inoculation Phase 3 from March 1: Here's where to get the Covid-19 vaccine in Bengaluru

Vaccine to be administered to seniors aged over 60 and comorbid patients between 45 and 59

About 18 private hospitals in the BBMP limits have been identified to administer Covid vaccines to seniors over 60 years and those aged between 45 and 59 with comorbidities from March 1.

In the initial phase, all taluk and district-level hospitals, two identified private hospitals from each district, major hospitals in Bengaluru and 18 private health facilities from the BBMP will implement the vaccination from March 1.

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For the first few days, the vaccine will be administrated to beneficiaries registering online in urban and private facilities, and both online and offline in rural areas.

Vaccination will be carried out in government facilities on four days of the week — Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday — while it will be provided on all working days in private hospitals.

From March 1, it will be carried out between 12 noon and 5 pm, which would be modified later. Vaccination will be limited to 200 per session site per day and will be administered on a first-come-first-serve basis. However, those registering online will be given a specific time.

Where to get the shot

KC General Hospital

Jayanagar General Hospital

Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute

Bowring Hospital

CV Raman General Hospital

Vikram Hospital

Manipal Hospital (Old Airport Road)

Raghavendra People Tree Hospital

Sapthagiri Institute of Medical Sciences

Apollo Speciality (Jayanagar)

Apollo Hospital (Seshadripuram, Bannerghatta Road)

Columbia Asia Hospital (Yeshwantpur, Sarjapur, Whitefield, Hebbal)

Fortis Hospital (Bannerghatta Road)

Sparsh Hospital (RR Nagar)

BGS GIMS

Aster CMI Hospital

Dayanand Sagar Hospital (Kumaraswamy Layout)

Mallige Hospital

Shushrusha Hospital

MS Ramaiah Medical College and Hospital