SAN ANTONIO – Baptist Health Systems is opening up vaccinations to the general public, according to a news release put out on Thursday.
With eglibility now open to include all adults, residents can now get vaccinated through the health system.
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Available appointments can be viewed here.
The Pfizer vaccine will be distributed at several Baptist Health System clinics throughout San Antonio. The appointments run through May 12.
| Clinic | Date |
|---|---|
| Northeast Baptist Hospital | April 21 |
| Resolute Health Hospital | April 23 |
| Baptist Medical Center | April 27 |
| Baptist Medical Center | April 28 |
| Baptist Medical Center | April 29 |
| St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital | May 3 |
| St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital | May 4 |
| Mission Trail Baptist Hospital | May 5 |
| Mission Trail Baptist Hospital | May 6 |
| North Central Baptist Hospital | May 11 |
| North Central Baptist Hospital | May 12 |
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