Find a COVID-19 Vaccine Near You

Trying to figure out where you can get a COVID-19 vaccine?

Everyone 5 years of age and older is now eligible and recommended to get a COVID-19 vaccination. COVID-19 vaccines are free. Click on the health department links below to find COVID-19 vaccine information for your state. You can also check:

Vaccines.gov to see where COVID-19 vaccination appointments are available in your area. You can also text your zip code to 438829 OR Call 1-800-232-0233
Your local pharmacy’s website to see if COVID vaccination appointments are available. To see which pharmacies are administering COVID-19 vaccines to eligible people, visit CDC’s list of pharmacy partners in each state. Most pharmacies are using online scheduling systems to schedule vaccine appointments.
Your local news. They may have information on how to get a vaccine near you.
If you are looking for a COVID-19 vaccine for your preteen or teen, you can also ask your child’s healthcare provider if they are giving the COVID vaccine to their patients.

For answers to your questions about COVID-19 vaccines, visit our COVID-19 Vaccine Q&A page.

State Health Departments

Alabama: COVID-19 Vaccine | Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH)

Alaska: COVID-19: COVID-19 Vaccine Information for all Alaskans

Arizona: ADHS – Highlighted Infectious Diseases for Arizona – Coronavirus Disease 2019 – COVID-19 Vaccines

Arkansas: COVID-19 Vaccination Plan Arkansas Department of Health

California: COVID-19 Vaccines (ca.gov)

Colorado: Vaccine for Coloradans | Colorado COVID-19 Updates

Connecticut: COVID-19 Vaccine in Connecticut: Main Portal

Delaware: COVID-19 Vaccine – Delaware’s Coronavirus Official Website

District of Columbia (Washington DC): Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccine | coronavirus

Florida: COVID-19 Vaccines in Florida | Florida Department of Health COVID-19 Outbreak

Georgia: COVID Vaccine | Georgia Department of Public Health

Hawaii: https://hawaiicovid19.com/vaccine/

Idaho: COVID-19 Vaccine | Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Illinois: COVID-19 Vaccine | IDPH

Indiana: ISDH – Novel Coronavirus: Vaccine Information and Planning

Iowa: Novel Coronavirus – COVID-19 Vaccine Information

Kansas: KDHE Vaccine KS | Official Website

Kentucky: kycovid19.ky.gov – Kentucky COVID Vaccine

Louisiana: COVID-19 Vaccination Information | Department of Health | State of Louisiana

Maine: Vaccines | Covid-19 (maine.gov)

Maryland: covidLINK | Maryland Department of Health

Massachusetts: COVID-19 Vaccine in Massachusetts | Mass.gov

Michigan: Coronavirus – COVID-19 Vaccine

Minnesota: COVID-19 Vaccine – Minnesota Dept. of Health

Mississippi: Vaccination Against COVID-19 – Mississippi State Department of Health

Missouri: COVID Vaccine (mo.gov)

Montana: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccine Information (mt.gov)

Nebraska: COVID-19 Vaccine Information

Nevada: COVID-19 Vaccine | Nevada Health Response (nv.gov)

New Hampshire: Vaccine Information | Resources Guidelines | COVID-19 (nh.gov)

New Jersey: COVID-19 Vaccine (nj.gov)

New Mexico: COVID-19 Vaccine | NMDOH – Coronavirus Updates (nmhealth.org)

New York: What You Need to Know | COVID-19 Vaccine (ny.gov)

North Carolina: NC DHHS COVID-19: Vaccines

North Dakota: COVID-19 Vaccine Information | Department of Health

Ohio: COVID-19 Vaccination Program (ohio.gov)

Oklahoma: Vaccine Information (oklahoma.gov)

Oregon: COVID-19 Vaccine in Oregon

Pennsylvania: Vaccine (pa.gov)

Rhode Island: COVID-19 Vaccine | RI COVID-19 Information Portal

South Carolina: COVID-19 Vaccine | SCDHEC

South Dakota: Coronavirus Vaccine Information (sd.gov)

Tennessee: COVID-19 Vaccine Information | TN COVID-19 Hub

Texas: COVID-19 Vaccine Information (state.tx.us)

Utah: Vaccine Distribution | coronavirus (utah.gov)

Vermont: Vaccine | Vermont Department of Health

Virginia: COVID-19 Vaccine – Virginia COVID-19 Vaccine

Washington: Vaccine Information :: Washington State Department of Health

West Virginia: COVID-19 Vaccine (wv.gov)

Wisconsin: COVID-19: Vaccine | Wisconsin Department of Health Services

Wyoming: Wyoming COVID-19 Vaccine Information – Wyoming Department of Health

Territory Health Departments

American Samoa: Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Government of Samoa (samoagovt.ws)

Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands: COVID-19 Vaccine – Vaccinate CNMI

Guam: COVID-19 Vaccinations | DPHSS (guam.gov)

Puerto Rico: COVID-19 | VacunatePR

US Virgin Islands: Vaccines and the COVID-19 Vaccine | Virgin Islands Department of Health (covid19usvi.com)

Freely Associated State Health Departments

Republic of the Marshall Island’s: COVID-19 Information | U.S. Embassy in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (usembassy.gov)

Federated States of Micronesia: COVID-19 Information | U.S. Embassy in the Federated States of Micronesia (usembassy.gov)

Republic of Palau: MOH-COVID-19 Situation Report.pdf (palauhealth.org)

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Find a COVID-19 Vaccine Near You

Trying to figure out where you can get a COVID-19 vaccine?

State Health Departments

Territory Health Departments

Freely Associated State Health Departments