Michigan residents -- ages 50 and up -- will be able to get vaccinated starting Monday as long as they have a pre-existing condition.
“It includes cancer or diabetes, overweight, smoking, a lot of conditions,” said Susan Ringler-Cerniglia, with the Washtenaw County Health Department.
However, Ringler-Cerniglia said that although eligibility is expanding, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you’ll be vaccinated soon.
These vaccines are free of charge, but patients do not have any say on which of the three vaccines they’re set to receive.
READ: Metro Detroit leaders: Seniors won’t be left out as vaccine eligibility expandsAdPre-existing health conditions include: