COVID-19 Vaccine Information

COVID-19 Vaccine Registration

Pre-registration is required for ALL vaccine doses! 

We have boosters available for Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J.  In order to be eligible, you must wait at least 6 months since a second dose of Pfizer or Moderna, or 2 months since a single J&J dose.  You must also be 18 years or older. 

Pfizer (1st and 2nd doses) is available for anyone 12 and older.  Anyone under 18 years of age must have a parent or guardian with them to be vaccinated. Moderna and J&J doses are for anyone 18 and older.

Pediatric COVID-19 vaccine is now approved for children aged 5-11 years old.  Currently only Pfizer is providing this vaccine.   The dose is 1/3 of the adult dose for each of the 2 doses given 21 days apart.  You are encouraged to talk with your child’s pediatrician to determine what is best for your child. 

Homebound individuals requesting a booster or 3rd dose will be put on a list and will be seen as the availability of our nurses opens up.  This may take some time, but remember you currently have some protection.  We encourage those who are able to seek other means if they want their booster or 3rd dose earlier than we are able to provide it.

 

Booster Dose Pfizer Vaccine Registration for qualifying individuals 

Genesee- Pfizer Booster Dose
Orleans- Pfizer Booster Dose
Genesee- Moderna Booster Dose
Orleans- Moderna Booster Dose
Genesee- Johnson & Johnson Booster Dose
Orleans- Johnson & Johnson Booster Dose

1st dose Pfizer Pediatric Vaccine Registration

Genesee- Pediatric COVID-19 Pfizer 1st Dose
Orleans- Pediatric COVID-19 Pfizer 1st Dose

1st dose Moderna and Pfizer and Single Dose Johnson &Johnson Vaccine Registration

Genesee - Moderna 1st Dose
Orleans - Moderna 1st Dose
Genesee - Pfizer 1st Dose
Orleans - Pfizer 1st Dose
Genesee - Johnson & Johnson Single Dose
Orleans - Johnson & Johnson Single Dose

2nd dose Moderna and Pfizer Vaccine Registration

Genesee - Moderna 2nd Dose
Orleans - Moderna 2nd Dose
Genesee - Pfizer 2nd Dose
Orleans - Pfizer 2nd Dose

3rd dose Moderna and Pfizer Vaccine Registration for qualifying Immunocompromised Individuals ONLY

Genesee- Moderna 3rd Dose
Orleans - Moderna 3rd Dose
Genesee- Pfizer 3rd Dose
Orleans - Pfizer 3rd Dose

For other vaccine providers, including pharmacies, click here.

For state run vaccine clinics, click here. 

For more information about COVID-19 vaccines visit the NYS Vaccination webpage, click here.  

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

GO Health COVID-19 enlaces al horario de la clínica de vacunas

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.
  • 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.
  • 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.

For 3rd Dose:

For Booster Shot:

  • A booster shot of the COVID-19 Pfizer and Moderna vaccine is currently recommended for anyone over the age of 18 and at least six months after completion of their initial series (two doses).
  • For individuals who received the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) COVID-19 vaccine, booster shots are also recommended for those who are 18 and older and who were vaccinated two or more months ago.
  • Appointments are required.
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