COVID-19 Vaccine

Updated October 21, 2022

COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments and Clinic Locations

Schedule online here: MyTurn

or by phone: 1-888-422-4255

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See CDPH COVID-19 Vaccine Schedules for All Ages

Booster update 10/17/2022:

Updated booster vaccines (bivalent boosters) are now available and recommended for everyone age 5 years and older. This booster is recommended at least 2 months after your last booster or at least 2 months after finishing your primary vaccines if you have not had a booster yet.

Boosters are a normal part of vaccine series to ensure ongoing protection. The bivalent boosters from Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech were updated to also protect against Omicron, including the B.A.4 and B.A.5 types of Omicron. These variants have caused most recent infections and are known to be much more contagious, reinfecting persons who had COVID-19 before and causing breakthrough infections in people who had been vaccinated. The updated booster is an important tool to increase protection against these newer variants as well as prior strains.

Staying up-to-date with your vaccine is recommended even after an infection. Data shows that getting vaccinated after having an infection increases protection against later infections and prevents hospitalization. Most persons may consider waiting up to 3 months after an infection to get vaccinated as data shows it may result in a stronger immune response per CDC. 

Who is eligible for COVID-19 vaccine:

  • Everyone age 6 months and older

Who is eligible for updated COVID-19 boosters:

  • Everyone age 5 years and older should get the updated bivalent booster at least 2 months after their last vaccine or booster dose

COVID-19 vaccines and boosters can be given at the same time as the flu vaccine.

Getting vaccinated:

  1. Click the link above to schedule an appointment or view walk-in clinic locations (note: pediatric locations will continue to be updated in MyTurn as available).

  2. Those under age 18 require parental/guardian consent: COVID vaccination consent form.

  3. See CDC info on what to expect when getting a vaccine.

  4. Bring your vaccine card when getting follow-up vaccines and boosters.

Lost Your COVID-19 Vaccine Card?

Access it online at myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov or call 1-888-422-4255.

 

More information on COVID-19 vaccination:

Centers for Disease Control (CDC)

California Department of Public Health (CDPH)

CDPH Vaccinate All 58

 

 

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