With the arrival of an additional 9,000 JYNNEOS doses late last week and an additional 7,000 doses arriving later this week, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health or Public Health is expanding eligibility for the monkeypox vaccine to include additional residents at higher risk of exposure.
Beginning July 20, monkeypox vaccine will be available for gay men, bisexual men, men having sex with men, and transgender persons who:
Residents who fall under these eligibility requirements can get vaccinated several ways:
Residents who meet any of the eligibility criteria can fill out a sign-up form by visiting ph.lacounty.gov/monkeypoxsignup and providing their name, date of birth, and eligibility information to get on a list to receive vaccine if they meet the eligibility criteria and vaccine is available. Residents can also indicate locations that are most convenient for them to get vaccinated.
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