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COVID-19 vaccines are free, safe, effective, and easy to get!

UPDATE Sept 24, 2021: The CDC has recommended Pfizer booster doses for specific people or groups. The Health Department will begin offering boosters Tues, Sept 28 at our normally scheduled walk-in clinic. Expanded, drive-through clinics coming in October. Announcement coming soon.

Reminders:

• Only Pfizer vaccine is currently available as a booster. Six months must have passed since the individual's last Pfizer dose.
• COVID-19 vaccine is also available from many other providers and pharmacies. 

Additional doses for moderately to severely immunocompromised people are available. We are offering additional (3rd) doses to those eligible at our ongoing vaccine clinic at the Health Department (555 Towner in Ypsilanti). Walk-in during the times listed below. We strongly encourage patients to talk with their primary care doctor (or treatment team who cares for their immunosuppressive condition) to determine the degree of immune compromise and, importantly, determine appropriate timing of an additional vaccine dose. **Additional doses for immunocompromised people are available with Pfizer or Moderna.

Learn more about booster and additional doses here.

A parent or guardian must be present when minors are getting vaccinated. Identification is helpful for the parent or guardian, but NOT required. Identification is not required for adolescents. Adolescents must be 12 years of age or older by the vaccination date.

** COVID vaccination is now widely available and other providers are also offering additional doses. Staffing and doses at pop-up clinics may be limited. First come, first served, if necessary.

The mass vaccination sites at the EMU Convocation Center in Ypsilanti and Pierce Lake Elementary in Chelsea are closed. 

*Pop-up clinics are added here as they are scheduled. If you don't see a clinic near you, check back later or see our "Where to Get a COVID-19 Vaccine" page for other options!

Additional Information

• Everyone 12 years old or older is eligible to be vaccinated. Please note that those under 18 should sign up for a Pfizer vaccine. Anyone under 18 years old will need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• If you have already gotten your 1st dose of Pfizer or Moderna vaccine, you should get your 2nd dose from the same provider. If that is not possible and you need a 2nd dose, you may come to one of the vaccine clinics listed above. Be sure to bring your vaccination card that shows your first dose.
• Please remember to eat about an hour before your appointment and stay hydrated with water or non-caffeinated beverages!
• Interested in having the Health Department do an on-site pop-up vaccine clinic with your organization or at your community event? Fill out this form and we’ll follow up within one week. We are able to bring our mobile RV to your location or use your building to give vaccines.