Find your spot to take your shot. Version en español A free COVID-19 vaccine will be available to all who want it, but supplies will be limited at first. Our goal is to vaccinate as many people as quickly as possible given the limited supply of vaccines. North Carolina moves through vaccination phases by aligning to federal priorities while empowering local health departments and hospitals with flexibility to move to the next priority group as they complete phases and have vaccines available. Rest assured: you have a spot to take your shot. Because vaccine supplies are still limited, you may have to wait. Here is how to take your shot against COVID-19: Supplies are very limited. Right now, very few vaccine doses are available. You will likely need an appointment to get vaccinated. You may have to wait to schedule your appointment to get your vaccine. Your local health department or hospital can help you get your shot. Because supplies are very limited right now, most doctors cannot provide vaccinations in their offices. Find your local health department or hospital. Use the table below to find the health departments and hospitals giving vaccinations in your area. You can also call the COVID-19 Line 1-877-490-6642. It’s a free call. The COVID-19 vaccine will be available to everyone for free, whether or not you have health insurance. You will need two shots to build up your immunity. You will get a printed card and email to remind you to come back 3 to 4 weeks later for your second dose. Your personal information is private and strictly confidential. Need transportation to and from your vaccine provider? People who need transportation assistance to a COVID-19 vaccine appointment should reach out to their local transit agency. You can find your local transit agency online and can call the phone number listed for assistance. Local transit agencies serve all 100 North Carolina counties. How to see if there is a vaccine provider near you: Use the Search box right above the table. You can enter your county or name of the vaccine provider to search the list. Sort the table by County or Organization Name by clicking on the arrows in the top row. Click on the plus (+) sign for additional information about that vaccine provider, including phone numbers where available. Remember that vaccine supplies are very limited. Providers on this list may have very little to no vaccine doses available. The content below can be translated by clicking on the Google Translate drop down menu at the top right of the page for those using Chrome, Firefox and Safari browsers. Vaccine providers whose organizations are listed below may update their contact information by notifying their designated DHHS representative. 100
Find your spot to take your shot. Version en español A free COVID-19 vaccine will be available to all who want it, but supplies will be limited at first. Our goal is to vaccinate as many people as quickly as possible given the limited supply of vaccines. North Carolina moves through vaccination phases by aligning to federal priorities while empowering local health departments and hospitals with flexibility to move to the next priority group as they complete phases and have vaccines available. Rest assured: you have a spot to take your shot. Because vaccine supplies are still limited, you may have to wait. Here is how to take your shot against COVID-19: Supplies are very limited. Right now, very few vaccine doses are available. You will likely need an appointment to get vaccinated. You may have to wait to schedule your appointment to get your vaccine. Your local health department or hospital can help you get your shot. Because supplies are very limited right now, most doctors cannot provide vaccinations in their offices. Find your local health department or hospital. Use the table below to find the health departments and hospitals giving vaccinations in your area. You can also call the COVID-19 Line 1-877-490-6642. It’s a free call. The COVID-19 vaccine will be available to everyone for free, whether or not you have health insurance. You will need two shots to build up your immunity. You will get a printed card and email to remind you to come back 3 to 4 weeks later for your second dose. Your personal information is private and strictly confidential. Need transportation to and from your vaccine provider? People who need transportation assistance to a COVID-19 vaccine appointment should reach out to their local transit agency. You can find your local transit agency online and can call the phone number listed for assistance. Local transit agencies serve all 100 North Carolina counties. How to see if there is a vaccine provider near you: Use the Search box right above the table. You can enter your county or name of the vaccine provider to search the list. Sort the table by County or Organization Name by clicking on the arrows in the top row. Click on the plus (+) sign for additional information about that vaccine provider, including phone numbers where available. Remember that vaccine supplies are very limited. Providers on this list may have very little to no vaccine doses available. The content below can be translated by clicking on the Google Translate drop down menu at the top right of the page for those using Chrome, Firefox and Safari browsers. Vaccine providers whose organizations are listed below may update their contact information by notifying their designated DHHS representative. 100
