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More: RI to open COVID. All Rhode Islanders who are 18 and older and who completed a primary COVID-19 vaccination series should get a booster dose. in Cranston would close Dec. 18 and the site at 585 Taunton Ave. in East Providence would close Dec. 29. PROVIDENCE, RI Governor Dan McKee today announced additional and updated COVID-19 testing sites as part of the Administration's ongoing effort to offer increased testing capacity and an improved customer-service experience for Rhode Islanders. hbbd```b``vA`vR s"yM0yL ,&EH6M0`(IF3&u"$VogV20}Q?+ q= Rhode Islanders aged 16+ You can WALK UP to two mass vaccination sites today AND tomorrow for a vaccine! Appointments on January 7 will be limited, but will expand starting next week. A new drive-through test site will open at the CCRI Warwick Campus on Friday, January 7. People can visit VaccinateRI.org, or call (844) 930-1779. The state has set up anautomated help line at (844) 930-1779 where those who can't sign up online can leave a message and receive a call back for assistance. (If you got Pfizer or Moderna for your primary series, you can get a booster dose at least six months later. RIDOH is working to obtain one million additional self-test kits for broader distribution. The Dunkin Donuts Center POD in Providence and the Sockanosett POD in Cranston at 100 Sockanosset Cross Road will be open to anyone aged 16 and older to walk in and get a vaccine. The Sockanosset site was originally slated to close Dec. 18 and East Providence on Dec. 29. Rhode Islanders are encouraged to be patient and only schedule an appointment of one site, since the vaccine dose will be guaranteed once the appointment is scheduled. This location is walk-up only (no appointment needed). This was all Phase One of the state's vaccine rollout plan. To make a vaccination appointment and to get additional information about COVID-19 vaccine, go to C19vaccineRI.org. The oldest part of the city, cramped between the river and the mountains, lies on the right bank; the major part . Rhode Islanders can continue to call the COVID-19 information line (401-222-8022) or 2-1-1 for information about COVID-19 and COVID-19 vaccines. (If you got Pfizer or Moderna for your primary series, you can get a booster dose at least six months later. 100 Sockanosset Cross Rd, Cranston, RI - MapQuest
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