How To Self-Register For COVID-19 Vaccine On CoWin, And List Of Vaccination Centres In India
Wellness
oi-Shivangi Karn
On 1 March, India began with the second phase of vaccination against COVID-19. The first drive was completed for healthcare and frontline workers, and now, the second phase includes people over 60 years of age and people over 45 with existing medical conditions or comorbidities.
The pre-existing medical conditions may include diabetes, heart disease, end-stage kidney disease, a respiratory condition, valvular heart disease or any immune disease.
According to the reports, around 4.27 lakhs doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered to people till 7 PM on Monday. People can do registration and get the slot for vaccination timing and place through the CoWIN portal (cowin.gov.in) and the AarogyaSetu app.
1. Check the eligibility first - people who are over 60 years and those over 45 years with certain pre-existing medical conditions are eligible for the registration.
2. On the CoWin portal www.cowin.gov.in, verify your mobile number with the OTP received.
3. On the AarogyaSetu app, go to the CoWin option, then the vaccination tab and click proceed.
4. While registering, an option will come to fill a form with an option of Yes/No confirming their comorbidities. Fill the form along with other required details.
5. You will get a confirmation message on your registered mobile number.
6. You can add beneficiaries on the 'Account Details' page.
7. Book the appointment as per your pin code and choose the available slots.
8. You can reschedule the date if required.
9. A one-page certificate will be provided upon registration. The hard-copy of the form must be signed by a medical expert or say, a general physician. The signed copy should be then uploaded to the CoWin or carried to the vaccination centre along with any photo identity such as the Aadhaar card or voter id.
10. People who cannot self-register can walk to the vaccination centre and then get registered on-site.
List Of Vaccination Centres In Major Cities In India
The Central government announced that around 10,000 private hospitals, more than 600 govt hospitals and other private hospitals under the State Government Health Insurance Schemes are set to participate as COVID-19 vaccination centres.
Vaccination Centres In Mumbai (Maharashtra)
Apex Hospitals
Apex Multispeciality Hospitals
Ashtvinayak Hospital & Super Speciality Hospital
Asian Institute of Medical Science
Balaji Hospital
Dr. R.N.Patil's Suraj Hospital
Life Line Multi Speciality Hospital
M/s S. S. Vaidya Health Care Pvt. Ltd
Mallika Hospital
MPCT Hospital
Niramaya Hospital
Panacea Hospital
Pinnacle Ortho Centre
Prachin Healthcare Multi-speciality Hospital
Rane Hospital Pvt. Ltd
Vaccination Centres In Nagpur (Maharashtra)
Ortho Relief Hospital & Research Centre
Arneja Institute of Cardiology Pvt Ltd
Avanti Institute of Cardiology Pvt Ltd
Dr. K.G Despande Memorial Centre
Sushrut Institute of Medical Science
Ganga Care Hospital Ltd
Shri Radhakrishna Hospital & Research Institute
Crescent Hospital & Heart centre
Mure Memorial Hospital
Midas Multispeciality Hospital Pvt Ltd
Shri Krishna Hrudayalaya & Critical Care Centre
Ashwini kidney And Dialysis Centre Private Limited,
Hope Hospitals info@hopehospital.com
Kunal Hospital and Critical Care and TraumaCentre
Sengupta Hospital & Research Institute
Vaccination Centres In Pune (Maharashtra)
Aadhar Multispeciality Hospital And ICU
Apollo Speciality Hospital Pvt. Ltd.(Apollo Spectra Hospital)
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