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How to register on Co-Win ? What Are Mandatory for getting Vaccine
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As India is set to begin the next phase COVID-19 inoculation drive for
people above 60 years of age and those above 45 years of age with
comorbidities on Monday, the Central government shared a user guide for
registration
and appointment for vaccination.
The registration for the vaccination on the CoWIN 2.0 portal will open at 9
am tomorrow, the government said. This link www.cowin.gov.in will direct
you to the portal.
“Government of India is taking all necessary steps to ensure that the
nation is prepared to face the challenge and threat posed by the growing
contagion of COVID-19. The exemplary groundwork and precaution advisory by
the Government has helped in containing the spread of the virus in our
country,” the Centre said in the user manual.
Citizens will be able to register and book and appointment for vaccination,
anytime and anywhere, using the COWIN 2.0 portal or through other IT
applications such as Arogya Setu etc.
*Click here
<https://www.mohfw.gov.in/pdf/UserManualCitizenRegistration&AppointmentforVaccination.pdf>
to
check the latest user manual on COVID-19 vaccination.*
*Vaccination is chargeable at pvt hospitals*
Over 10,000 private hospitals under Ayushman Bharat PMJAY and more than 600
hospitals empanelled under CGHS and other private hospitals empanelled
under State Government’s Health Insurance Schemes will function as
vaccination centres.
In this round of vaccination drive that will run for six weeks, government
hospitals will give COVID-19 vaccine free of cost while beneficiaries will
need to pay up to Rs 250 per dose at private facilities.
The Centre has also specified that people above 45 years of age with 20
co-morbid conditions, including heart failure with hospital admission in
the past year, will be priority beneficiaries of COVID-19 vaccine in the
upcoming phase of the drive.
There will be only one live appointment for a beneficiary at any point of
time for each dose and appointments for any date for a COVID vaccination
center will be closed at 3 pm on that day for which the slots were opened.
The eligible persons will be able to register at the Co-WIN2.0 portal
through their mobile number, through a step by step process. With one
mobile number, a person can register as many as four beneficiaries.
However, all those registered on one mobile number will have nothing in
common except the mobile number.
*Self-registration module?*
> Register for a vaccination session (with a choice of registering
additional 3 members)
> Selection of Vaccination center of convenience
> Schedule vaccination date as per slot availability at a centre
> Reschedule Vaccination date
*How will you register yourself?*
> Log on to www.cowin.gov.in
> Enter a valid mobile number. Click on the “Get OTP” button.
> OTP is sent to the phone number via SMS
> Enter the OTP and click on the “Verify” button.
> You will be directed to the 'registration of the vaccination' page. On
this page, there will be an option to choose one photo ID proof. The ID
number has to be inserted in the specific field. The gender, date of birth
of the person has to be specified. Aadhar Card/Letter Electoral Photo
Identity Card (EPIC), passport, driving license, PAN card, NPR smart card,
pension document with a photograph will be accepted as ID.
> The page will ask you if you have any comorbidities, which can be
answered by simply clicking on 'yes', 'no'
> Once the details are entered for registration, Click on the “Register”
button at the bottom right.
*Account details*
> Once the registration is completed; the system will show the “Account
Details”
> A citizen can further add three more people linked with this mobile
number by clicking on “Add More” button at the bottom right side of the page
> There will be a button indicating 'Schedule appointment', clicking on
which the system navigates to the "book appointment for vaccination" page.
> Search a vaccination centre of choice by state, district, block and pin
code from the dropdowns.
*How to search a vaccination centre in your locality*
> Date and availability will also be displayed.
> Click on the 'book' button. On successful completion of booking, you will
receive a message. That confirmation details will have to be shown at the
vaccination centre.
A message will confirm that the appointment has been successful. This
message needs to be downloaded and produced at the vaccination centre.
> Once the Appointment is fixed, it can be rescheduled at any later stage
but before the vaccination appointment day.
> For this, re-login to “Citizen Registration” module; with your already
registered mobile number.
> After the first dose, the booking of the second dose will be done
automatically.
The vaccine doses to be administered from tomorrow have been procured by
the Centre. State governments will not have to bear any cost. Private
facilities can charge a maximum of ₹250 per dose ( ₹150 for vaccination and
₹100 as operational charge). Private hospitals have been asked to remit the
cost of vaccine doses allotted to them in a designated account of the
National Health Authority (NHA). Payment gateway for the same is being
enabled by NHA on their website.
2 On 1st after struggling with the site at 9 20 AM, I could register
with the Aadhar card. But getting appointment was enforced only on 1st
though date range was 1 to 7th!; so I did not get the appointment; of
course I know the hospital closely and spoken to chief; the funny part is
in the afternoon, I heard the server stopped at 9 30 AM due to tech
problem; and I was told to get a PAN or driving licence not the aadhar; why
because the fingerprint in USA when coming out of the airport is done in a
few seconds whereas in India they want every finger one by one and even
after many attempts there is a total failure. so private hospitals cut
short the time though Aadhar is also one. We are the techies who develop
the nation but our tech process is so shabby. Because we are using a small
clip of least result unlike a broad digital pan in the USA KR IRS 2321.
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