New Yorkers age 65 or older are now eligible for the #COVID19  vaccine! To learn more or to find out where to get vaccinated, visit . To make an appointment at a Health Department or site, call 877-VAX4NY @NYCHealthSystem . #NYCVaccineForAll 

Wash your hands a lot to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Remember to wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds—that's singing the "Happy Birthday" song twice. Learn more ways to prevent the spread:

When you get vaccinated, you are helping to protect yourself, your family and friends, and your community. If you are eligible for a #COVID19  vaccine, you should make an appointment to get vaccinated as soon as you can: #NYCVaccineForAll 

Face coverings are critical to stopping the spread of #COVID19 . When you wear a face covering, you protect the people around you—including when in a shared indoor space. Learn more about stopping the spread:

Remember: All of the #COVID19  vaccine sites are currently appointment only. If you are currently eligible for the vaccine, visit to find out where you can get vaccinated. You can also call 877-VAX-4NYC (877-829-4692) to make an appointment at NYC sites.

Eligible for the #COVID19  vaccine? Don't forget that you must make an appointment to get vaccinated. Vaccination sites are not accepting walk-ins at this time. Learn more and schedule an appointment:

Protect yourself and your fellow New Yorkers: Get a COVID-19 test today! It is especially important to get tested if you have symptoms, were in close contact with someone with #COVID19  or recently attended a large gathering. Find a testing site near you:

All New Yorkers will have access to the #COVID19  vaccine once it is more widely available. The vaccine will be at no cost to you. If you have insurance, it may be billed but you will not be charged a copay or other fee. Learn more: #NYCVaccineForAll 

Should you get a vaccine if you already had #COVID19 ? The short answer is yes! Since it is possible to get COVID-19 again, you should be vaccinated. Also, the vaccine is safe and may boost the protection your body has already built up. Learn more:

Stress related to #COVID19  can cause new or old symptoms of anxiety to arise. Anxiety can be experienced as feelings of nervousness or fear. It can also be experienced through physical symptoms, such as shortness of breath. Learn more about anxiety: