COVID-19 Vaccination

Check for available appointments: 

Ypsilanti (age 16+): https://bit.ly/WCHDYpsiVax 

Chelsea (age 18+): https://bit.ly/WCHDChelseaVax

  •  **Please remember that appointments are only scheduled 1-3 weeks ahead as supplies are confirmed. Available appointments are added Fridays about 10pm and Mondays about 9am.

  • If you need help, call us at 734-544-6700. This number can be used for scheduling, rescheduling, or cancelling appointments. Please do not to call us about second dose appointments provided elsewhere.

  • We are unable to accommodate 2nd doses for those who were vaccinated by other providers. If you have already gotten your 1st dose of Pfizer or Moderna vaccine, you will need to get your 2nd dose from the same provider. Please do not try to schedule an appointment with us for your 2nd dose if we did not give you your 1st dose.

    • We may be able to provide these 2nd doses in extraordinary circumstances only. Please contact us directly ([email protected]) for these requests.

  • Anyone under 18 years old will need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian when getting vaccinated.

  • Please remember to eat about an hour before your appointment and stay hydrated with water or non-caffeinated beverages.

  • Use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine remains paused pending further investigation. The Chelsea vaccine site is now providing Moderna.

See Where to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine for other vaccination options.

If you are interested in being a host site for a pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinic, please fill out this survey: http://bit.ly/WashtenawPopUp

Updated 4/22 at 3:00 pm

Everyone 16 years old or older is now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine in Michigan. 

  • The Washtenaw County Health Department is only vaccinating people who live or work in Washtenaw County. If you don’t live or work in Washtenaw County, find your local health department’s vaccine website here.
  • All vaccination is by appointment. Please do NOT show up at any vaccination site without an appointment. (NO doses are wasted. Do NOT show up to request an unused dose.) 
  • Vaccine doses are allocated to local health systems and health providers at the state level. The Health Department does not control these supplies but is working with health partners to coordinate delivery of vaccination to those eligible.

Printable COVID-19 Vaccine Scheduling Resources:


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A COVID-19 vaccine will be critical in slowing the spread and helping communities recover from the pandemic. Stopping a pandemic will take ALL our tools: handwashing, masks, social distancing, and vaccines. Taken together, these tools offer the best chance of getting our communities, schools, and work sites back to normal sooner. Please remember we will need to continue using prevention strategies as a vaccine becomes available and for some time after.

Resources & Further Information

See these state resources for more details:

Additional information:

Information for health care providers can be found here.

This page is frequently updated as new information becomes available.