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Vaccines Covered for Yukon Residents 65 Years and Older

VaccinesNational RecommendationsCoverage Details1
COVID-19At least 1 dose of either Comirnaty, Nuvaxovid or Spikevax per yearComirnaty and Spikevax are available for free for older adults
Influenza1 dose of either Fluad or Fluzone High-Dose per year Fluad is available for free for older adults 
Pneumococcal (Pneumonia)1 dose of either Prevnar 20 or Capvaxive2Prevnar 20 is available for free for older adults
RSV1 dose of either Abrysvo, Arexvy or mRESVIA can be used based on personal factorsAbrysvo is available for free for older adults
Shingles2 doses of ShingrixShingrix is available for free for adults 65 to 79 years, certain adults 80 years and older, certain Veterans3 and Indigenous4 older adults 
Tetanus and DiphtheriaImmunization history will determine the type of vaccine and the number of doses neededVaccines are available for free, including for older adults every 10 years 
 1 If you have a private drug plan, it may cover the cost of vaccines that are not publicly covered.
2 Recommendations vary for older adults who have received a hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.
3 Eligible Veterans may be covered for this vaccine through Veterans Affairs Canada if they are unable to access it through territorial health services. 
4 Eligible First Nations and Inuit may be covered for this vaccine through Indigenous Services Canada’s Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) Program if they are unable to access it through territorial health services.