COVID-19 Vaccine Information

COVID-19 Vaccination Page – Targeting Genesee & Orleans County Residents

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THINK before registering for the Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine. If you cannot commit to the 2nd dose of the vaccine… Look for a clinic that will work for your schedule!

Vaccine Update

As of May 12, 2021 anyone 12 years of age and older are eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine. 

Currently, only Pfizer vaccine is for 12 years of age and older.  Anyone under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian with them to be vaccinated.

For other vaccine providers, including pharmacies visit www.vaccines.gov 

COVID-19 Vaccine Registration – (Moderna, Pfizer (for anyone 12 and older), and Johnson & Johnson Janssen. Targeting Orleans & Genesee Residents)

*** Pfizer is for anyone 12 and older.  Anyone under 18 years of age must have a parent or guardian with them to be vaccinated.***

**Moderna and Johnson & Johnson Janssen (J&J) is for anyone 18 and older**

For more information about COVID-19 vaccines visit the NYS Vaccination webpage by clicking here.

Genesee - Moderna Clinic
Orleans - Moderna Clinic
Genesee - Pfizer Clinic
Orleans - Pfizer Clinic
Genesee - Johnson & Johnson Clinic
Orleans - Johnson & Johnson Clinic
Orleans - YMCA Clinic
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Registering for the COVID-19 Vaccine is a 3-Step Process

Step 1

Click the blue Clinic Schedule button for local vaccine providers. This is where you get registration links that are not county health department run.

COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Schedule Links

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You can also visit Vaccine Finder for other providers by going to www.vaccines.gov

Step 2

You will complete forms at the clinic site. Please bring a pen with you.

  • You will receive a confirmation e-mail or text.
  • You will need your confirmation or number code from the NYSDOH online attestation with you on clinic day and/or if you have to cancel due to illness, have had close contact with a person who has tested positive or a schedule change.
  • If you have a printer, print out your NYSDOH documents.
  • You will complete demographic and attestation forms at the Pop-up location or the Genesee or Orleans Health Department clinic location.
  • Follow the instructions on your confirmation notice and wait for a Health Department employee to assist you.

Step 3

Show up for your scheduled appointment as long as you:

  • When coming to any of our clinics you are to wear face coverings per CDC/NYS guidelines.
  • Do not have any COVID-19 symptoms, flu symptoms or cold symptoms,
  • Or you have not been in close contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID,
  • Or you have recently recovered from COVID-19.

Make sure you are wearing a loose sleeve shirt as the vaccine will be in the upper arm.

For First (1st) Dose:

  • Please make sure you keep that appointment.
  • Bring your confirmation e-mail/text with you.
  • You will have to go into the building for the vaccine.

What to Expect After Getting a COVID-19 Vaccination

  • You will also be making your appointment for your second dose. Remember to put your next appointment on your calendar!
  • You will have to stay for approximately 15 minutes after the vaccine to be observed for possible side effects.

For 2nd Dose:

  • You need to bring your COVID-19 Vaccination Card with you. You can only get the same vaccine you originally got with your first dose. Moderna=Moderna; Pfizer=Pfizer.
  • Return to where you originally got your first dose.
  • You will have to go into the building for the vaccine.
  • You will have to stay for approximately 15 minutes after the vaccine to be observed for possible side effects.

All Genesee Orleans County Run COVID-19 Immunization Registration Links

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