COVID-19 Vaccine Information as of 03/14/22
COVID-19 vaccine for people under 18
All individuals 5 and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Currently, people under 18 are only eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine.
Booster doses
There are now booster recommendations for all three COVID-19 vaccines available in the United States. Booster doses can help give your immune system a reminder so it can continue to provide protection from COVID-19. Booster doses will help provide longevity and durability to your immunity. Learn more at https://covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov/booster-doses or https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2021/p1021-covid-booster.html.
COVID-19 Vaccine Providers and Clinics
Local Health Department Clinics
The COVID-19 vaccine is provided at no cost to you. We offer all three of the currently approved vaccine choices at most of our clinics: Pfizer (available for anyone 5+ years old); Johnson & Johnson (available for anyone 18+ years old); and Moderna (available for anyone 18+ years old). Initial doses and booster doses are available at most of our clinics. Please note: Pfizer for people ages 5-11 will only be offered at certain clinics (see below for what ages can get vaccinated at each clinic).
Also available at our clinics:
- At home COVID tests (while supplies last)
- Masks (while supplies last)
- Rx drug disposal drop box provided by the Sheriff's Office
- Please note: needles, including EpiPens, cannot be accepted. Medications, ointments, and sprays will be accepted.
Upcoming clinic dates and times are:- Friday, March 18, from 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM at the Watkins Glen Community Center
COVID-19 Vaccination for Home-bound IndividualsAre you or a loved one homebound and in need of COVID-19 vaccination? Call us at 607-535-8140. We can schedule eligible individuals for an in-home COVID-19 vaccine appointment with our public health nurses. The vaccine is provided at no cost to you.
Please bring the following items with you to your appointment:
- Bring a photo ID/proof of age.
- Wear a short-sleeve shirt if possible, or something with easy access to the upper arm.
- Wear a face mask/covering that covers your nose and mouth.
- If you require an Epi Pen for ANY allergy, please bring it with you.
- Bring your health insurance card, if available. Please note - the vaccine is provided at no cost to you, even if you do not have insurance. There is no cost or co-pay for the vaccine. While some locations charge an administration fee to people's insurance, anything that's not covered by insurance should not be charged to the patient. If you end up receiving a bill, reach out to the location's billing department to get it corrected.
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Pharmacy vaccinations
Please check their websites for information about vaccine availability and when and how to make an appointment.
Eligible individuals can check with their primary care provider's office.
Some offices and health systems are providing vaccinations.
All eligible individuals can register to attend a NYS-run vaccination clinic.
Visit https://am-i-eligible.covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov/ or call the NYS Vaccination Hotline 1-833-697-4829 to register. Ten of New York's mass vaccination sites are now administering the COVID-19 vaccine to eligible 5- to 11- year-olds. Parents and guardians can make appointments at a state-run vaccine site for their child at ny.gov/vaccine.