COVID-19 Vaccine Information

Where Can I Get the Vaccine?

Every person across the United States, 6 months of age and older, is eligible for the COVID-19 vaccination and it’s likely that you live within miles of a pharmacy that’s administering the shot. Here’s how you can find, schedule and get to your very own appointment.

Vaccines.gov

Vaccines should be easy for everyone to access. That’s why the government launched vaccines.gov. It’s an easy-to-use tool that connects you to local vaccine providers. Once you find a provider, you can go to their site to schedule your appointment.

Find Your Vaccine Appointment Now

  1. Go to vaccines.gov
  2. Select “Find COVID-19 Vaccines”
  3. Enter your ZIP code and how far you’re willing to travel
  4. Select “Search”
  5. Select your vaccine location
  6. You may need to re-enter your ZIP code on the provider’s site

Find Your Vaccine Appointment Now

Find Local Guidance

Check in with your local government to review COVID-19 guidelines and vaccine information.

Grocery Stores and Pharmacies

If you have a preference in where you get your vaccine, you can always check directly by visiting the websites of major grocery and pharmacy chains. Check their scheduling websites for availability.

After You Get Vaccinated

Remember, you aren’t fully vaccinated until two weeks after your final dose of the vaccine. J&J requires only one dose. Pfizer, Moderna and Novavax vaccines require two doses, three or four weeks apart. Find out more by visiting our “After You Get Vaccinated” page.