City of Glendale, CA
Home MenuNow Vaccinating: Individuals 5 and over
Residents with disabilities, without computer access, or with a need to get vaccinated at home can call 1-833-540-0473 between 8:00 am and 8:30 pm 7 days a week for assistance with appointments.
COVID-19 VACCINE BOOSTER INFORMATION
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Booster Dose1 |
Who: Everyone age 16 and older should get a booster dose
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Who: Everyone who got J&J for their primary series should get a booster dose of any of the 3 vaccines |
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When: 5 months after your second dose. |
When: At least 2 months after your J&J dose. |
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(1) Booster doses. You may choose which vaccine you receive as a booster dose. It can be a Pfizer vaccine, a Moderna booster (half-dose) vaccine, or a J&J vaccine. Talk to your doctor if you have questions about the risks and benefits of a booster or about what vaccine to get as a booster.
(2) Moderna doses vary. The initial series and the additional dose are a full dose (0.5 mg). The booster is a half dose (0.25 mg).
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If you need a ride to get your vaccination, you can reach out to the Public Health call center at 1-833-540-0473 and you will be connected to free transportation. For more information visit, VaccinateLACounty.com. |
The COVID-19 Vaccine is free to all eligible persons.
Immigration status and insurance are not required.
Medical information is protected by law.
HOW TO GET VACCINATED IN LA COUNTY
To be vaccinated at a site run by LA County Public Health:
You only need to show
Proof of age, and
Minors age 12-17 only - Consent form
For minors, see webpage for details
Free COVID-19 vaccines are available for everyone age 12 and over. You do not need to have health insurance and you will not be asked about your immigration status. Vaccines are offered at hundreds of locations across LA County. These include clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, places of worship, and mobile clinics. Many sites are open late and on weekends and no appointment needed at many locations. Click here to find a location near you.
Beware of misinformation that is spreading about the vaccines. All 3 COVID vaccines are safe and effective. Visit this webpage and the CDC website for reliable information about COVID-19 vaccines.