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Booster Dose
Booster Dose
Booster shots are strongly recommended for those who are:
- Children ages 5 - 11 years old who received their initial Pfizer-BioNTech vaccination series at least 5 months ago.
- Immunocompromised and 12 or older who received their third dose of Pfizer at least three months ago.
- Immunocompromised and 18 or older who received their third dose of Moderna at least three months ago.
- Anyone 12 or older who received their second dose of Pfizer at least 5 months ago.
- Anyone 18 or older who received their second dose of Moderna at least 5 months ago.
- Anyone 18 or older who received a single dose of J&J vaccine at least 2 months ago.
An additional booster dose is recommended for those who are:
- Immunocompromised and 12 or older who received an initial booster at least 4 months ago.
- Anyone 50 years old and above who received an initial booster dose at least 4 months ago.
- J&J recipients of any age, who received a booster J&J dose at least 4 months ago.
Can you "mix and match" COVID vaccines?
Both the FDA and CDC now support receiving a booster dose that is a different vaccine type than what you originally received for your primary series if you choose, which is known as "mix and match" dosing for booster shots. For example, if you received J&J as your first vaccine, you can get a booster with either J&J, Moderna, or Pfizer.
Booster Dose Online Scheduling
Additional Booster Dose Online Scheduling
Appointment Information
What to Bring to your Appointment
- Appointment confirmation
- Valid ID
- Vaccination card
- Mask to wear
What to Do if You Are Feeling Sick
To protect others from getting sick, you should cancel your appointment if you are sick. Wait until you feel better before rescheduling.
What to Do if You’re in Quarantine
Wait until your quarantine period ends before you go to get vaccinated.
Is the Vaccine Safe if I've Recovered From COVID-19?
The COVID-19 vaccine is both safe and recommended for anyone who has recovered from COVID-19. You can and should still get the vaccine, even if you have already had COVID-19.
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