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COVID-19 Vaccines at NYC Health + Hospitals
Make online appointment or call 1-877-VAX-4NYC
NYC Health + Hospitals is a leader in COVID-19 testing and now COVID-19 vaccination across New York City. We offer the vaccine to our employees and other health care workers in the community – group 1A. We also offer vaccinations to essential workers and New Yorkers 65 years of age and older and frontline essential workers: teachers and education workers, including childcare staff, first responders, public safety workers, and public transit workers – group 1B. Vaccines are available by appointment only.
Eligible groups include:
Click here for more details on the groups currently eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Make an Appointment Online at any NYC Health + Hospitals Location – We Have Vaccination Sites in Every Borough
For appointments by phone, call 1-877-VAX-4NYC or 1-877-829-4692
What New Yorkers Need to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines (PDF)
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What should I do before my appointment?
Before you visit a NYC Health + Hospitals site for your vaccination, keep in mind the following tips:
Why should I get vaccinated?
When you get vaccinated, you are helping to protect yourself and your family and friends. You are also helping to make your community safer. We know New Yorkers care about their communities, including health care workers and small business owners. In clinical studies, both Pfizer and Moderna vaccines were more than 94% effective at protecting participants from COVID-19. They were also shown to be safe and that you cannot get COVID-19 from them.
Do I need to take precautions even after I’m vaccinated?
Yes! Even after you are vaccinated, you will still need to practice these important COVID-19 prevention steps: stay home if you are sick, wash your hands, wear a face covering and keep physical distance from others.
To Learn More about the COVID-19 Vaccine, Visit:
New York State Department of Health
NYC Department of Health
Center for Disease Control