It’s your turn.

Additional doses are recommended for those who are moderately to severely immunocompromised and have received the Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. Talk to your healthcare provider about your medical condition and whether getting an additional dose is appropriate for you. The additional dose should be administered at least 28 days after your second dose and when possible, at least two weeks before initiation of immunosuppressive therapies. Learn more.

These doses are not recommended for any other populations at this time, which include recipients of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. The CDC and FDA are actively engaged to ensure that immunocompromised recipients of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine have optimal vaccine protection.

Please bring your vaccination card with you.

If you received your first dose of the vaccine between May 27 and July 18, 2021 you’re eligible for a $50 incentive card. Here’s how it works: 7-10 days after your final dose, you’ll receive a code by email or text. Simply follow the instructions within 90 days and pick a $50 virtual cash card, Kroger card, or Albertsons card. Learn more at Vax for the Win.

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

No. Vaccination is not based on residency or immigration status.

You can find a walk-in clinic that offers the same brand as your first dose, or you can schedule an appointment for your second dose. When scheduling a second-dose on My Turn, select “Yes” when asked if you've received your first dose and the search results will only show clinics offering the brand you need. Make sure to schedule your second dose at least 20 (Pfizer) or 27 days (Moderna) apart.

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.

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 2nd appointment (if one is needed).

You should have received a COVID-19 vaccination card at your vaccine appointment that documents that brand at vaccine you were given and the date it was administered. To learn how to access your digital vaccine record, visit: myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov

Some people experience a sore arm, aches, fatigue, or fever for a few days after their vaccination. Others do not. Symptoms do not change the vaccine’s safety or effectiveness.

We can help arrange 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.

We can help arrange transportation. Select yes on the question ‘I need help with transportation to a vaccine clinic…’. After completing registration, someone will contact you. Or you can call the Hotline at (833) 422-4255.

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 age 16 and older. Learn more about FDA approval of the Pfizer vaccine. Get the EUA fact sheet.