COVID-19 Vaccination Centers Near You: Complete List for Lima and Callao

Get to know the vaccination centers. (Photo: Andina)

This Saturday, January 20, vaccination against COVID-19 officially begins with the adapted monovalent doses, as recently reported by the Ministry of Health (Minsa). Through a statement, the institution indicated that this dose will be specifically intended for citizens who are within risk groups or who are more vulnerable to developing a serious state of infection.

If you are already eligible to receive this new dose, which arrived in our country a few days ago, read this note carefully so that you know which vaccination center is closest to your home, and thus avoid long trips and endless lines to obtain the antidote. .

Lima center

• San Luis (Seen) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Lurigancho (IPD Bayóvar) – Pedestrian.
• Jesús María (Campo de Marte) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Lurigancho (Huiracocha Zonal Park) – Pedestrian.
• San Borja (La Cultura Station) – Pedestrian.

Get to know the vaccination centers. (Photo: Andina)

• San Borja (Angamos Station) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Lurigancho (San Carlos Station) – Pedestrian.
• Cercado de Lima (Miguel Grau Station) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Lurigancho (Caja de Agua Station) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Lurigancho (Piramide del Sol Station) – Pedestrian.
• Jesús María (Mercado San José) – Pedestrian.
• Cercado de Lima (Central Market) – Peatonal.
• Lince (Risso Market) – Pedestrian.
• Breña (La Rambla Brasil Shopping Center) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Lurigancho (September 1 Market) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Lurigancho (Mercado 10 Canto Grande) – Pedestrian.
• Surquillo (Market No. 02 of Surquillo) – Pedestrian.
• Magdalena (Magdalena Market) – Pedestrian.
• Surquillo (Open Plaza Angamos) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Lurigancho (Mall Aventura San Juan de Lurigancho) – Pedestrian.
• Lince (Risso Shopping Center) – Pedestrian.
• Cercado de Lima (Arzobispo Loayza Hospital) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Lurigancho (San Juan de Lurigancho Hospital) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Lurigancho (Municipal Polyclinic) – Pedestrian.

Lima on

• Barranco (Municipal Park) – Pedestrian.
• Chorrillos (Plaza Lima Sur) – Pedestrian.
• Chorrillos (Matellini Station) – Pedestrian.
• Santiago de Surco (CC Jockey Plaza) – Pedestrian.
• Santiago de Surco (Friendship Park) – Pedestrian.
• Villa María del Triunfo (Micaela Bastidas Market) – Pedestrian.

Get to know the vaccination centers. (Photo: Andina)

• Villa María del Triunfo (INABIF VMT) – Pedestrian.
• Villa María del Triunfo (Fishing Terminal) – Pedestrian.
• Villa María del Triunfo (Coca Cola Stop) – Pedestrian.
• Villa María de Triunfo (Mercado Central Tablada de Lurín) – Pedestrian.
• Villa El Salvador (Huáscar Zonal Park) – Pedestrian.
• Villa El Salvador (Parque Central Sct. 9 Gr. 2) – Pedestrian.
• Villa El Salvador (Héroes del Cenepa sports slab) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Miraflores (City of God Market Pt. 10) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Miraflores (Ollantay Market) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Miraflores (Miguel Iglesias Market) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Miraflores (Mall del Sur) – Pedestrian.
• San Juan de Miraflores (Open Plaza Atocongo) – Pedestrian.
• Chorrillos (Virgin del Carmen Maternal and Child Center) – Pedestrian.
• Chorrillos (Buenos Aires de Villa Maternal and Child Center) – Pedestrian.
• South Lima: Chorrillos (San Genaro de Villa Maternal and Child Center) – Pedestrian.
• Santiago de Surco (PS San Roque) – Pedestrian.
• Santiago de Surco (PS Las Flores) – Pedestrian.
• Ravine (CS Gaudencio Bernasconi) – Pedestrian.
• Chorrillos (CS Delicias de Villa) – Pedestrian.
• Santiago de Surco (PS Viñedos de Surco) – Pedestrian.
• Santiago de Surco (PS Viñedos de Surco) – Pedestrian.
• Chorrillos (CS Túpac Amaru) – Pedestrian.
• Santiago de Surco (CS Santiago de Surco) – Pedestrian.

Get to know the vaccination centers. (Photo: Andina)

• Barranco (CS Alicia Lastres de la Torre) – Pedestrian.
• Santiago de Surco (PS San Carlos) – Pedestrian.

North Lima

• Comas (Sinchi Roca Zonal Park) – Pedestrian.
• Independencia (Plaza Norte land terminal) – Pedestrian.
• Independencia (Mega plaza) – Pedestrian.
• Independencia (Fevacel Market) – Pedestrian.
• Puente Piedra (Puente Piedra Sports Complex) – Pedestrian.
• San Martín de Porres (Mayta Cápac Zonal Park) – Pedestrian.
• San Martín de Porres (Real Plaza de Pro Shopping Center) – Pedestrian.
• San Martín de Porres (Frontis Municipality San Martín de Porres) – Pedestrian.
• Los Olivos (Frontis Municipality Los Olivos) – Pedestrian.

Lima east

• Ate (Centro Materno Infantil San Fernando) – Peatonal.
• Ate (Puruchuco Shopping Center) – Pedestrian.
• Ate (Frontis Real Plaza Santa Clara) – Pedestrian.
• Santa Anita (Santa Anita Maternal and Child Center) – Pedestrian.
• Santa Anita (Santa Anita Mall) – Pedestrian.
• El Agustino (Catalan Market) – Pedestrian.
• La Molina (Side of Plaza Vea) – Pedestrian.
• Cieneguilla (Tambo Viejo Maternal and Child Center) – Pedestrian.
• Chaclacayo (Miguel Grau Mother and Child Center) – Peatonal.
• Lurigancho – Chosica (Chosica Rehabilitation Center) – Pedestrian.
• Jicamarca (Jicamarca Maternal and Child Center) – Pedestrian.

Callao

• MINKA – Peatonal.
• Bellavista (San Fernando Maternal and Child Center) – Pedestrian.
• Window Mac
• Pachacutec Main Square
• Costa Azul Ventanilla Beach
• Punta Beach

The monovalent vaccine has the ability to improve patient protection against new variants of COVID-19. (Photo: Composition – Infobae/Renato Silva/Minsa/Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health)

As detailed by the Minsa, this antidote was authorized at the national level as the only application for adults over 60 years of age, health personnel, pregnant women and patients with a chronic disease.

Likewise, those people who are more vulnerable or transplant recipients who have not yet received any vaccine against COVID-19 should apply up to three doses of the monovalent vaccine.

On the other hand, immunocompromised people with a solid organ transplant (heart, liver, lungs, kidney, pancreas), with a bone marrow transplant, patients undergoing cancer treatment, on dialysis or with autoimmune diseases can also apply this dose.

Last but not least, patients who suffer from chronic lung and neurological diseases, chronic kidney disease, chronic liver disease, diabetes mellitus, heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity, people living with HIV, who have serious mental illness, among others, also will be able to access the adapted monovalent vaccine.

2024-01-19 22:24:00
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