COVID-19 Vaccines: Information and Appointments

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Find flu vaccines at OHSU, too

OHSU pharmacies also have flu vaccines. People ages 12 and older can get a flu and COVID-19 shot in the same appointment. Also find flu and COVID vaccines at Vaccines.gov.
 

OHSU vaccine and booster locations

Vaccines: COVID-19 vaccines are available for ages 6 months and older.  Contact your primary care provider for advice or make an appointment. You can also go to an OHSU community vaccine event.

Booster doses: You qualify for a bivalent booster protecting against the original coronavirus and the omicron BA.4 and BA.5 variants if you:

  • Are age 6 months to 5 years, and completed vaccination with Moderna at least two months ago, for the Moderna booster (no Pfizer booster for this group).
  • Are age 5 or older, and completed vaccination or had the original booster at least two months ago, for the Pfizer booster.
  • Are age 6 or older, and completed vaccination or had the original booster at least two months ago, for the Moderna booster.

If you have had COVID-19,  you can wait to get a booster for at least three months.

Community vaccine events, ages 6 months+

Community members are welcome to get a vaccine (or booster if they qualify) at no cost. No appointment needed. Some events serve ages 6 months and older, and some ages 5 and older.

Other vaccine locations and help

Vaccines:

Information:

For people enrolled in the Oregon Health Plan:

For some others:

  • Ride Connection (weekdays, older adults and people with disabilities in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties): 503-226-0700
  • TriMet LIFT (people unable to use regular buses and trains because of disability; enroll before scheduling): 503-962-8000
  • One Call (Providence Medicare members): 866-733-8994

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines