March 20, 2020

(WCTV) -- Several grocery and convenience stores are dedicating hours to those most vulnerable to the coronavirus.

This is a growing list as more retailers make decisions based on changing Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines.

—Tuesday and Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. is dedicated to those 65 and older

—Begins Tuesday, March 24 until further notice

—This also applies to Publix Pharmacies

—Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. is dedicated to seniors ages 55 or older.

—Started Friday, March 20

—If seniors need help while shopping, they may bring one person to the store with them

—Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. is open for seniors

—Started Thursday, March 19 for the foreseeable future

—This also applies to Winn-Dixie Pharmacies

—One hour before stores open dedicated to people 60 and over

—Started Wednesday, March 18 until further notice

—Shoppers are encouraged to check individual stores for local hours

—One hour before the stores open every Tuesday will be dedicated to those 60 and older

—Begins Tuesday, March 24 through April 28

—This also applies to Walmart Pharmacies and Vision Centers

—The first hour of every Wednesday is dedicated to vulnerable shoppers, which includes the elderly and those with underlying health concerns

—Begins Wednesday, March 25 until further notice

—The first hour of shopping is "strongly encouraged" to be dedicated to seniors

—Started March 17 until further notice