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COVID-19 Vaccines at NYC Health + Hospitals

COVID-19 Vaccines at NYC Health + Hospitals

    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, other health care workers in the community, essential workers, New Yorkers 12 years of age and older, New Yorkers with a variety of medical conditions such as cancer, diabetes, HIV and more.

Pfizer Vaccine Now Available for Adolescents – Walk-Ins Welcome

Adolescents ages 12 through 15 years can now receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at any of the city’s 11 public hospitals. Appointments are suggested and can be made online or by phone. Walk-ins are also welcome. Parents or guardians are required to fill out 2 consent forms.

    Watch: Our Experts Have the Facts on the COVID-19 Vaccine

To Make an Appointment

Call 1-877-VAX-4NYC or 1-877-829-4692

Register below at any NYC Health + Hospitals location – We have vaccination sites in every borough

For all eligible New Yorkers
For NYC Health + Hospitals employees only
For appointments at any other location

Select sites across NYC are offering the COVID-19 vaccine without appointments. To find a location, go to: http://on.nyc.gov/walkupvax

There is limited supply of vaccine from the federal government at this time. You may not see open appointments right now, but check back regularly. New appointments will open up once more supply becomes available.

Before Your Appointment

If you already get health care services at NYC Health + Hospitals, you must be a resident of New York State and be a member of one of the eligible groups to receive the vaccine. If you are a new patient, you must live or work in one of the five boroughs of New York City and be a member of one of the eligible groups.

You will need to complete the New York State COVID-19 Vaccine Form in order to get vaccinated. The State requires the provider administering the vaccine to check that you completed the form.

Before you visit us for your vaccination, also keep in mind these tips:

Bring proof of eligibility – Please bring a copy of your work ID, pay stub or letter from your employer verifying your eligibility. If you are 12 years of age or older, please bring proof of your date of birth. For a complete list of documentation you can bring to your appointment as proof of eligibility, visit nyc.gov/covidvaccine.

Certification of medical conditions – If you are eligible for vaccination due to a medical condition, please bring a doctor’s note or complete the Certification of Eligibility to Medical Condition Form.

Talk to your doctor – If you are pregnant or breast feeding, or have a history of severe allergic reactions, please discuss vaccination with your doctor first.

Reschedule if you are sick – You will be unable to receive the vaccine if you have active COVID-19 or a COVID-19 test result pending. You should also reschedule if you are not feeling well on the day of your appointment.

Bring your health insurance card – COVID-19 vaccines are free with no out of pocket costs to all New Yorkers regardless of insurance status. But if you have health insurance, we will bill your insurance.

Stay protected – Wear a face covering to your appointment and follow social distance guidelines.

Learn more about the COVID-19 Vaccine –

What New Yorkers Need to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines (PDF)
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The facts about common COVID-19 vaccine myths (PDF)
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What You Need to Know After Getting Your COVID-19 Vaccine (PDF)
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For more information, visit:

New York State Department of Health
NYC Department of Health
Center for Disease Control

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