FOR DC RESIDENTS:  Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccine

Please check this site for ongoing and continual updates regarding vaccines: https://coronavirus.dc.gov/vaccine

Vaccination Registration

If you previously attempted to get an appointment and you did not receive a notification with a confirmation code, date, and location, you must re-register. We appreciate your patience as we work together to get Washingtonians across all eight wards vaccinated.  
  
Currently demand for the vaccine in DC is much higher than the supply we are receiving from federal government. Mayor Bowser and DC Health continue to advocate for the federal government to send more vaccine so that we can meet the high demand for it and protect the lives of our residents and our workforce.

If you are not 65 and older and/or do not work in a health care setting in DC, please sign up for alerts via email or text for future announcements.

Thank you again. Together, we will save lives and end this pandemic.

Hospital Patients

District hospitals have started outreach to schedule their patient population of DC residents 65 years and older.  Please visit the hospital website where you are a patient (seen by the hospital in an outpatient clinic within the last two years) for instructions on how to register for an available appointment. Like the District’s COVID-19 vaccination scheduling portal, hospital appointments are limited.  

Schedule a Hospital Appointment

• Howard University Hospital
• MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
• MedStar Washington Hospital Center
• The George Washington University Hospital
• Sibley Memorial Hospital
• United Medical Center
• Kaiser Permanente members should visit kp.org/DCvaccine for the latest information on COVID vaccines.

Schedule a Health Center Appointment

District Health centers are also scheduling their patient population of DC residents 65 years and older. If you are a patient at one of the following health centers, please contact them to see if there is any schedule availability for appointments. Of note, allocations of vaccine are very limited.

• Mary’s Center
• Community of Hope please call 202-540-9857
• Unity (Upper Cardoza) please visit eCW portal, website, or call 202-469-4699
• Unity (Brentwood) please visit eCW portal, website, or call 202-469-4699
• Bread for the City please call 202-386-7020
• La Clinica del Pueblo please visit website
• Elaine Ellis please call 202-803-2340
• Providence Health System please visit website

Need Transportation?

The District’s Medicaid Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) cover all transportation (free of charge), to and from, all medically necessary covered services and appointments.  To request transportation, the Enrollee should call the following number to schedule the service: 

• AmeriHealth Caritas DC | Call 1-800-315-3485. Rides available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
• CareFirst Community Health Plan DC | Call MTM1 at 1-855-824-5693. Rides available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
• Health Services for Children with Special Needs | Call SET Transportation at 1-866-991-5433
• MedStar Family Choice DC | Call 1-866-201-9974

Need Help Registering for an Appointment?

• Download our Step-by-Step Vaccination Appointment Guide UPDATED 1/28
• Download FAQs about Vaccination Appointments UPDATED 1/25 

FOR MARYLAND RESIDENTS: Coronavirus (Covid-19) Vaccine

Welcome to Maryland Vaccination Sign Up

https://www.marylandvax.org/  - Find a vaccination clinic by visiting this site. Includes a link to find a clinic.  

WE ARE IN PHASE 3: ALL MARYLANDERS 16+ ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE THE VACCINE

Mass vaccination site pre-registration info

Find a COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic

Find Other Vaccination Clinics

MarylandVax.org hosts COVID-19 vaccination clinic information for Maryland's local health departments only. The site also offers scheduling for other clinics, including flu vaccination.

For a complete list of COVID-19 vaccination clinics, visit http://covidvax.maryland.gov/

The Maryland Department of Health recommends that all Maryland residents get vaccinated against the flu and other diseases.

Sign up here for an appointment at a local health department or other community partner.

To get a copy of your family’s official vaccination record, Visit Maryland MyIR

Prince George’s County Information: Coronavirus (Covid-19) Vaccine Information 

Please check this site for ongoing and continual updates:  https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/3730/COVID-19-Vaccination 

COVID-19 VACCINE UPDATE 1/25/2021

The County has entered Phase 1C for pre-registration. At this time, we are asking all County residents and those who work in the County, who are in 1C, to make sure you have filled out a pre-registration form. The County Health Department is vaccinating people in Phases 1A and 1B. Those in 1C who have pre-registered will receive appointments as they become available, which we anticipate could take several weeks or longer. Those who have signed up for appointments who do not live or work in the County will not receive a vaccination at our County sites, and their appointments are being canceled. You must provide proof of residency or proof of employment at the time of appointment.

The following individuals are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in Phase 1C:  

• Adults ages 65-74 years of age  
• Health and human services not covered in Phase 1A 
• Public safety not covered in Phase 1A
• Essential workers at high risk of exposure (in alphabetical order)

• Food and agriculture workers (farms and processing centers) 
• Grocery store workers
• Public transit workers (including transport for seniors and persons with disabilities)
• Postal service workers 

Individuals who are eligible to receive vaccinations in Phases 1A and 1B and have not filled out the pre-registration form should do so as soon as possible.  

Anyone who lives or works in Prince George’s County who does not fall into Phases 1A, 1B or 1C should still fill out the pre-registration form. Based on your responses, you will be notified of eligibility when the County moves into future phases of vaccine distribution. As additional appointments become available, you will receive a link with instructions on how to schedule your vaccine appointment. 

FOR VIRGINIA RESIDENTS  VDH COVID-19 Phase 1B In-Depth

In pthh VVVDH COVID-19 Vaccine Phase 1b  

Please check this website for ongoing and continual updates from VA Dept of Health:  https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/covid-19-vaccine/ 

 

For complete information on Virginia Department of Health  COVID-19 Vaccination Phase Guidelines, visit: https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/covid-19-vaccine/.   

ARLINGTON AND FAIRFAX COUNTY INFORMATION: 

Arlington County residents must register for a free vaccination online here. For more information, you can call Arlington’s COVID-19 hotline at 703.228.7999.

Fairfax County residents must call the Fairfax Health Department’s vaccine hotline at 703-324-7404 (Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.) to register for an appointment, beginning Monday, Jan. 11. More details will be available on the Health Department webpage in the days to come, including the option of using an online form to schedule appointments. 

Vaccinations for these groups must be registered for and coordinated by the employer for all their qualified employees.

• Arlington County frontline employers must register their employees for free vaccinations online here.
• Fairfax County frontline employers—beginning Monday, Jan. 11, closed vaccination clinics for police, fire and hazmat, corrections and homeless shelter workers will be conducted by the Fairfax Health Department. There will be no need for individuals working in these sectors to contact the Health Department to schedule appointments. Dates for the other Phase 1B frontline essential worker categories will be announced in the future. More details will be available on the Health Department webpage.

CITY OF ALEXANDRIA INFORMATION - Coronavirus (Covid-19) Vaccinations 

Alexandria City COVID-19 Vaccination Registration

Virginia is currently in Phase 1a and 1b (click here to find out which phase you are in). Complete the form below and you will be notified when it is time to make an appointment.

Currently eligible:

• 65 and older
• Essential workers
• Health care workers
• Ages 16-64 with underlying health conditions (see which conditions qualify)

If you have questions, please call the AHD hotline on weekdays, from 9am-6pm, at 703.746.4988 or visit our website for further assistance.  After you fill out the form, you will receive additional instructions on how to proceed with making an appointment for vaccination.

Please note: ZIP Codes 22303, 22306, 22307, 22308, 22309, 22310, 22313, and 22315 belong within Fairfax County. We regret we are unable to provide COVID-19 vaccination to residents outside of the City of Alexandria jurisdiction. If you live or if your organization is in one of the ZIP codes above, please reach out to Fairfax County Health Department for vaccine registration instructions.