The Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic warns that in the waiting room for vaccination against COVID-19 there are currently registered about 250 seniors from the age of 60. In order to obtain financial assistance for vaccination, it should be possible to vaccinate until 31 January 2022. The health department recommends that they extend the vaccination parameters to other centres, be able to be vaccinated without registration or with a doctor. Seniors from the age of 60 may receive money from the State if they are vaccinated with a first or third dose until 31 January 2021. Details are published on the website of the Ministry of Finance (here: https://www.mfsr.sk/en/media/print-reports/basic-info-k-financial-aid-senior-60-per-view.html). The health department points out that it is currently in the waiting room for vaccination of around 250 people from the age of 60. These are mainly people who have introduced only one preferred vaccination centre at registration, or have moved the term. The options to implement vaccination by the end of January is more.
The Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic points out that the actual registration for vaccination against COVID-19 is not a condition to obtain assistance for vaccination of elderly people. Senior will only meet the conditions for obtaining funding from the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic if he does. Without vaccination, there is no entitlement to remuneration.
How to reach vaccination by the end of January 2022:

Warning: in all cases, vaccination with a two-dose vaccine should be completed by 31.1.2022. Any booster dose by 15 March 2022 must be re-vaccinated by 15 January 2022 to Janssen single-dose vaccine. Only in this case is he eligible for financial assistance.