It’s your turn.

Booster and/or Additional doses of the Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, and Moderna vaccine brands are now available. Learn more

Ages 5-11
A Booster dose is not available for this age group. An Additional dose of the Pfizer vaccine is available for immunocompromised patients who received their second dose of Pfizer at least 28 days ago.

Ages 12-17
A Booster dose of the Pfizer vaccine is available to people who received their second dose of Pfizer at least 5 months ago. An Additional dose of Pfizer is available for immunocompromised patients who received their second dose of the Pfizer vaccine at least 28 days ago.

Age 18+
People in this age group can receive a Booster dose of their choice if the minimum time has passed since completing their primary vaccine series:

• Pfizer - Received second dose at least 5 months ago
• Moderna - Received second dose at least 5 months ago
• Johnson & Johnson - Received single dose at least 2 months ago

NOTE: A Booster dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine is usually recommended by the CDC over Johnson & Johnson. Learn more.

An Additional dose is available for immunocompromised patients who completed all required doses of Pfizer, Moderna, or Johnson & Johnson at least 28 days ago.

Following completion of a primary vaccination series, eligible people age 18+ may choose which vaccine brand they receive as a Booster dose. NOTE: People ages 12 - 17 are only eligible for a Booster dose of the Pfizer vaccine.

People younger than 18 years must have parental or guardian consent, unless patient is an emancipated minor. If you’re unable to be at the appointment with your minor, the clinic may accept written consent. Learn more.

You can schedule an appointment for up to five members of a family or group if each of the following applies:

• Every member of your group is receiving their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
• Every member of your group is receiving the same brand and dosage of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Note: If your family or group includes children under the age of 18, your group is only eligible for the Pfizer vaccine at this time. Children ages 5 - 11 receive a smaller dose of the Pfizer vaccine and must be scheduled individually or in a group of their own.

All three COVID-19 vaccines administered in the US are approved under the FDA’s rigorous, scientific standards for emergency use authorization (EUA). On August 23, 2021, the FDA granted full approval of the Pfizer vaccine for everyone ages 16 and older. Children ages 5-15 are eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine under EUA. Learn more about FDA approval of the Pfizer vaccine. Get the EUA fact sheet.

Use the appointment number provided in your text or email confirmation and click here to reschedule or cancel your appointment(s).

No. Scheduling or finding an appointment on My Turn and receiving a COVID-19 vaccine is not based on residency or immigration status.

Yes, but eligibility depends on which COVID-19 vaccine you received and how many required doses you completed:​

• People vaccinated outside the US with an FDA-authorized/approved vaccine can receive a 2nd, Additional, or Booster dose that follows US eligibility and timing schedules.​
• People who completed required doses of a World Health Organization (WHO) Emergency Use Listed (EUL) vaccine are eligible for an Additional or Booster dose of Pfizer vaccine if they follow US eligibility and timing schedules.​
• People who received only the first dose of a multidose WHO-EUL vaccine or who received a vaccine that’s not WHO-EUL should start over with an FDA-authorized/approved vaccine and timing schedule.​

See a list of WHO-EUL vaccines.

After your vaccine you will be monitored on-site for at least 15 minutes. You'll receive a vaccination card with the date you received your vaccine and the date of your next appointment, if one is needed. Remember to bring your vaccination card to all future appointments, including 2nd, Additional, and Booster doses.

You should have received a COVID-19 vaccination card at your vaccine appointment that documents the vaccine brand you were given and the date it was administered. To get a link to a QR code and digital copy of your COVID-19 vaccination record, go to: myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov

NOTE: If you already have the QR code for your digital vaccine record, and then get an Additional or Booster dose, that dose is not automatically added to your record. You'll need to go back to myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov to get a new QR code. We recommend waiting up to 14 days before requesting a new code.

We can help arrange transportation to a clinic or schedule an in-home appointment. Select yes on the question, I need help with transportation to a vaccine clinic, or I need a home appointment... to tell us you require this service. After completing registration, someone will contact you. Or you can call the Hotline at (833) 422-4255.

Free, confidential COVID-19 testing is available to everyone that needs it. Locate a testing site near you at https://covid19.ca.gov/get-tested/

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you have tested positive for COVID-19 and have mild symptoms, you should wait at least 10 days from the start of symptoms and at least 24 hours after fever ends and symptoms improve before receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.