Residents across the city with certain underlying health conditions will begin getting vaccinated against the coronavirus at state-run facilities today.

Appointments are limited, but the state's "Am I Eligible" screening tool updates availability on a rolling basis.

People who have cancer, obesity, chronic kidney disease, pulmonary disease, asthma, heart and neurological conditions, those who are pregnant and others are now eligible for the vaccine.

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The Jacob Javits Center is one state-run location where people can get vaccinated. There was a steady flow of New Yorkers at the Javits Center Monday despite reports of people having a difficult time making appointments.

New Yorkers with comorbidities must show proof of their condition by bringing a doctor's note or other medical proof of their conditions.