The CDC recommends that EVERYONE ages 6 months and older get an updated COVID-19 vaccine at least 2 months after their last dose.
- The CDC now recommends that everyone 65 and older get a second dose of the updated COVID-19 vaccine at least 4 months after their first dose.
- Most persons 5 years and older who have never been vaccinated only need one dose of COVID-19 vaccine to be considered up-to-date. Immunocompromised persons who have never been vaccinated still need more than one dose.
- Unvaccinated children 6 months to 4 years of age are still recommended to get either 2 or 3 doses of COVID-19 vaccine, depending on the brand.
- The new vaccine targets the XBB.1.5 variant, and the variants on the rise in the U.S. are descendants of XBB.
- If you have insurance, including Medi-Cal, please contact your healthcare provider about the new COVID-19 vaccine.
- If you do not have insurance or a doctor, visit https://acphd.org/chdp/health-insurance/. There are insurance options for everyone, regardless of immigration status.
- ACPHD will be able to offer COVID-19 AND flu vaccines to adults without insurance and adults whose insurance does not provide cost-free coverage through the Bridge Access Program.
For more information about COVID-19 vaccines, please visit the CDC and Vaccinate ALL 58! websites.
Fall-Winter Vaccines Flyer (11/20/23): English | Amharic | Arabic | Burmese | Chinese (Traditional) | Dari | Farsi | Hindi | Khmer | Korean | Mongolian | Pashto | Punjabi | Spanish | Tagalog | Tigrinya | Vietnamese
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Where Can I Get Free Vaccines? (11/20/23): English | Amharic | Arabic | Burmese | Chinese (Traditional) | Dari | Farsi | Hindi | Khmer | Korean | Mongolian | Pashto | Punjabi | Spanish | Tagalog | Tigrinya | Vietnamese
Alameda County is partnering with local organizations, including but not limited to: community- or faith-based organizations, advocacy groups, large employers, housing developments, encampments, or neighborhood groups that need an on-site vaccination clinic in order to equitably distribute vaccine amongst our residents.
By hosting a vaccination clinic at your location, you would need to:
Alameda County Mobile Vaccination Clinics Interest Form
By hosting a vaccination clinic at your location, you would need to:
- Provide adequate space for the event, aligned with social distancing guidelines.
- Do targeted outreach to your community.
- Have 15 or more people interested in vaccinations.
Alameda County Mobile Vaccination Clinics Interest Form
Healthcare Providers: For more information on the Bridge Access Program, please visit: https://eziz.org/vfa-317/bap/
Where to get a Vaccine in Alameda County
The updated COVID-19 vaccine is available for everyone ages 6 months and older. This vaccine targets the XBB.1.5 variant. Here is an infographic from CDPH that shows the current recommended timing for COVID-19 vaccination.
Alameda County Community Vaccination Clinics
Click on the individual calendar entries to view more information about the types of vaccines offered at each site, including boosters, and for what ages. Appointments are encouraged if and when available. Please visit MyTurn.ca.gov, Vaccines.gov, contact your health care provider, or local chain pharmacy for additional vaccination sites.Click on clinic for more detailed information. Call our community support line for assistance (510) 577-7080.
Download a pdf version of this calendar for September: English | Arabic | Chinese | Spanish | Vietnamese
