COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Specific Groups

COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Specific Groups
Updated Feb. 4, 2021
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Although the vaccine supply is currently limited, CDC is working toward making vaccines widely available for everyone at no cost. Learn more about your state’s plan.

How Do I Get a Vaccine?
CDC makes recommendations for who should get the vaccine first, then each state makes its own plan.

Choose your state or territory below to find your health department:

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CDC recommends giving COVID-19 vaccine in phases, which may overlap
  • 1a: Healthcare personnel and Long-term care facility residents
  • 1b: Frontline essential workers and People age 75 years and older
  • 1c: People aged 65 through 74 years and People aged 16 through 64 years with underlying medical conditions and Other essential workers
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