Since North Carolina received its first allocation of the vaccine against COVID-19, we have been inundated with queries from readers as to where they can find information on getting vaccinated. Before you scroll down to your county, read the top of this article, as it contains important information. This website is for information purposes only. You cannot sign up for a vaccination through this website, but the information here can help you find your shot.
As of April, everyone over the age of 16 is eligible to get a vaccine in North Carolina now. Only Pfizer is approved for people who are 16 and 17 years old, as well as all adults. Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines are available for everyone over the age of 18, studies are currently underway to determine safety and how well they work in younger children. While distribution of vaccines is widespread, there’s significant variation in how counties are rolling out their allocations of vaccine.
“Every county is making their own roll out plans, so no two are alike in their approach,” wrote Leah Holdren, a spokesperson for Wake County Government in Raleigh.
NC Health News reached out to all 85 of North Carolina’s county health directors (some of the state’s 100 counties share health departments) and have heard from many health department leaders. We’ve also gleaned information off of county websites, social media pages and press releases to bring you as much information as possible.
According to state health and human services secretary Mandy Cohen, residents don’t have to stay in their home counties to get a shot, so if you can drive to get a vaccine, go for it. You can search below, or you can use the state vaccine finder website: https://myspot.nc.gov/
Vaccine rollout is expected to stretch into the summer but until “community immunity” is achieved, the best thing to do is to continue wearing masks and keeping their distance for a few more months, especially when you’re indoors or in close proximity to others. Just this week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated their guidance to note that masks are not required to be worn outside, unless you’re in a crowd or in close proximity to someone.
Other ways to find a shot:
You can call the COVID-19 Vaccine Help Center at 1-888-675-4567
You can also check a state website: Find your spot to take your shot.
Want to know more information about the vaccines? This is a fact sheet created by Moderna, makers of one of the new vaccines.
If you’re having trouble reaching your county, you can try this statewide number: 877 490 6642
You should not receive a COVID-19 vaccine if:
- You have received another vaccine in the last 14-days (example: flu shot, shingles, tetanus, etc.)
- You currently have a positive test for COVID-19. The vaccine must be deferred until you have recovered from the acute illness and the criteria has been met for you to discontinue isolation.
- You have received passive antibody therapy (monoclonal antibodies or convalescent serum) as treatment for COVID-19 within the past 90 days
Are you or someone you love unable to leave the house? Check this website to find someone to bring the vaccine to YOU! https://covid19.ncdhhs.gov/vaccines/homebound-vaccine-providers
Check this website often, we’ll be keeping in touch with counties and health directors and updating the page weekly.
Alamance County
COVID-19 vaccination appointments are now available by going to www.vaccinatealamance.com or calling 336-290-0650. Walk-in appointments are available while supplies last. Everyone age 16 and older is eligible to receive the vaccine.
Sign up at: Vaccine Scheduling – Coronavirus 19 Information
One of the best places to keep up with the Alamance County Health Department is their Facebook page.
Cone Health also has a web-based sign in to get onto their waiting list AND they have walk-in appointments available. Sign up here: https://www.conehealth.com/covid-19-information/covid-19-vaccine-information/
Piedmont Health also has vaccines, there are several clinic sites in Alamance and Orange Counties. The number to call for appointments is: 919 545 3453.
Allied Churches of Alamance County are holding clinics for people in underserved communities. The best place to keep up with those efforts are via their Facebook page.
Updated August 4
Alexander County
Keep up with information on the Alexander County health department’s Facebook page.
You can call the hotline at 828-352-7724 or sign up online at www.alexandercountync.gov/covid.
Updated August 4
Alleghany County
Allegheny County shares a health department with Watauga and Ashe counties, under the Appalachian District Health Department. “Vaccine appointments are now open for those who want one within the age requirements. The Pfizer vaccine is approved for people age 16-17 and all other vaccines are approved for 18 and older,” according to the department’s website.
Those interested may fill out a vaccine interest form on the health department’s website, and someone will call to set up an appointment. According to the website, “if you need assistance filling out the form, please contact preparedness@apphealth.com or call our COVID-19 Call Center at (828) 795-1970.”
“You can also reach out to us at vaccineschedule@apphealth.com to request an appointment,” according to the AppHealth Facebook page.
“Do you need help getting to your COVID-19 vaccine appointment? Transportation services are available in Alleghany (AIM), Ashe (ACTA) and Watauga (AppalCart) for free, to and from your vaccine appointment. Want more information? Reach out to transportation services in your county directly or contact us at (828) 795-1970,” according to the health department’s Facebook page.
“Necesita ayuda para llegar a su cita y para recibir su vacuna contra el COVID-19? Los servicios de transportación están disponibles en Alleghany (AIM), Ashe (ACTA) and Watauga (AppalCart) de manera gratuita, desde y hacia el lugar de su cita. Desea más información? Comuníquese directamente con los servicios de transportación de su condado o contáctenos al (828) 795-1970.”
Where can people find out more information?
The department releases a weekly situation update for COVID-19 for Alleghany, Ashe and Watauga Counties each Friday. In this report, they also include a vaccine update. These can be found on their website at this link. You can also go to the Appalachian District Health Department Facebook page here.
Updated August 4
Anson County
Anson County officials are referring residents to the state Department of Health and Human Services for information on obtaining Covid-19 vaccination.
To reach the Covid-19 Hotline, call 211 or 888-892-1162.
For translations of information to another language, click here.
For information on Covid-19 in Spanish, click here.
Where can people find out more information?
Further information can be found on the Anson County Health Department Facebook Page, which is updated nearly every day.
Updated August 4
Ashe County
Ashe County shares a health department with Watauga and Allegheny counties, under the Appalachian District Health Department. “Vaccine appointments are now open for those who want one within the age requirements. The Pfizer vaccine is approved for people age 16-17 and all other vaccines are approved for 18 and older,” according to the department’s website.
Those interested may fill out a vaccine interest form on the health department’s website, and someone will call to set up an appointment. According to the website, “if you need assistance filling out the form, please contact preparedness@apphealth.com or call our COVID-19 Call Center at (828) 795-1970.”
“You can also reach out to us at vaccineschedule@apphealth.com to request an appointment,” according to the AppHealth Facebook page.
“Do you need help getting to your COVID-19 vaccine appointment? Transportation services are available in Alleghany (AIM), Ashe (ACTA) and Watauga (AppalCart) for free, to and from your vaccine appointment. Want more information? Reach out to transportation services in your county directly or contact us at (828) 795-1970,” according to the health department’s Facebook page.
“Necesita ayuda para llegar a su cita y para recibir su vacuna contra el COVID-19? Los servicios de transportación están disponibles en Alleghany (AIM), Ashe (ACTA) and Watauga (AppalCart) de manera gratuita, desde y hacia el lugar de su cita. Desea más información? Comuníquese directamente con los servicios de transportación de su condado o contáctenos al (828) 795-1970.”
Where can people find out more information?
The department releases a weekly situation update for COVID-19 for Alleghany, Ashe and Watauga Counties each Friday. In this report, they also include a vaccine update. These can be found on their website at this link. You can also go to the Appalachian District Health Department Facebook page here.
Updated August 4
Avery County
For questions concerning the vaccine or to set up an vaccine appointment, call 828-733-8273.
The Toe River Health website, the health department covering Yancey, Mitchell and Avery counties, includes paperwork residents need to bring to vaccine appointments.
Avery County’s Facebook page and the Toe River Health website have more information.
Lista de verificación antes de la vacunación contra el COVID-19
Descargar el formulario de segunda dosis
Updated August 4
Beaufort County
The Beaufort County Health Department is continuing to vaccinate eligible residents. To schedule appointments, call 252-940-6150 or register online. Walgreens has vaccines by appointment and for walk-in patients, according to the department’s website. For text updates about vaccines in the county, visit the health department website. For additional questions, email bchealth@bchd.net
Para hacer una cita, llame al 252-940-6150 o regístrese en línea haciendo clic AQUÍ
Updated August 4
Bertie County
Residents can schedule their vaccine appointments at their county’s health department. Appointments are available to residents ages 18 and older. Those who got their first dose at any of the eight locations can schedule their second dose appointment. Other vaccine clinics are listed on the department’s Facebook page and website.
- Pasquotank County Health Department: 252-338-4400
- Currituck County Health Department: 252-232-2271
- Perquimans County Health Department: 252-426-2100
- Bertie County Health Department: 252-794-5322
- Camden County Health Department: 252-338-4460
- Gates County Health Department: 252-357-1380
- Chowan County Health Department: 252-482-6003
- Hertford County Health Department: 252-862-4054
Updated August 4
Bladen County
The Bladen County Health and Human Services Agency says on its Facebook page that it is holding pop up clinics as well as giving out vaccines at their offices. They’re also holding coronavirus testing clinics, Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Fridays from 9 a.m. to noon.
Bladen County Health Department has established a COVID HOTLINE (910-872-6291). On the day of your appointment
- Please bring your health insurance card
- Wear a short-sleeved shirt (for easier accessibility for those administering the vaccine)
- If this is your second dose vaccine, bring your COVID-19 Vaccination Card
Vaccinations are also being administered in the county by Cape Fear Valley Health.
Updated August 4
Brunswick County
Brunswick County Health Services continues to make available Covid-19 vaccinations for anyone at their offices and at pop up clinics around the county. Check out their Facebook page for frequent updates.
Novant Health is also offering appointments.
For online appointments visit this link or or here or call the Public Health Call Line at 910-253-2339.
The Brunswick County Public Health Department can be reached by calling 910-253-2339, Monday-Friday 9.
Updated August 4
Buncombe County
For information about getting a vaccine at Buncombe County’s health department, check their website. To view the website in Spanish, click here.
You can also 828-250-5000 between 8 am and 5 pm EST Monday through Friday.
You can take advantage of walk-in availability at the AB Tech vaccination clinic. Hours are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 am to 4 pm.
Appointments can also be scheduled by visiting www.buncombeready.org or by calling (828) 419-0095.
Updated August 4
Burke County
Burke County is offering the vaccine to all adults. You can schedule an appointment by calling 828-358-4454.
Or find your nearest location here: https://myspot.nc.gov/
For more information, call the county’s public information line at 828-764-9150.
Where can people find out more information?
More information can be found on the county’s COVID-19 website at www.burkenc.org/COVID-19 or at their Facebook page.
Updated August 4
Cabarrus County
If you are seeking a COVID-19 vaccine from Cabarrus Health Alliance, please call the CHA Call Center at 704-920-1213 or check their website.
For homebound individuals needing to access the COVID-19 Vaccine – Click Here
Having trouble making or finding a COVID-19 vaccine appointment? Call the CHA Call Center and our staff can assist you with scheduling an appointment – 704-920-1213.
Other providers are now offering the COVID-19 vaccine. To find a provider Click Here.
Further information can be found on the Cabarrus Health Alliance COVID-19 vaccine website or on the Cabarrus Health Alliance Facebook page
Updated August 4
Caldwell County
To schedule a COVID vaccine appointment, call 828-426-8486, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
To learn more about vaccination at the Walgreens Hudson or Lenoir locations, visit their website.
Where can people find out more information?
Caldwell County Health Department Facebook Page
Caldwell County Health Department website
Updated August 4
Camden County
Residents can schedule their vaccine appointments at their county’s health department. Appointments are available to residents ages 18 and older. Those who got their first dose at any of the eight locations can schedule their second dose appointment. Other vaccine clinics are listed on the department’s Facebook page and website.
- Pasquotank County Health Department: 252-338-4400
- Currituck County Health Department: 252-232-2271
- Perquimans County Health Department: 252-426-2100
- Bertie County Health Department: 252-794-5322
- Camden County Health Department: 252-338-4460
- Gates County Health Department: 252-357-1380
- Chowan County Health Department: 252-482-6003
- Hertford County Health Department: 252-862-4054
Updated August 4
Carteret County
According to its Facebook page, Carteret County hosts frequent vaccination clinics at their offices. Check information frequently.
Updated August 4
Caswell County
According to the Caswell County Health Department Facebook page, COVID vaccinations are readily available.
Other locations to receive the vaccine in and near Caswell County include:
North Village Pharmacy in Yanceyville: The pharmacy is taking names for a waitlist:
- Call the pharmacy at 336-694-4104.
Caswell Family Medicine/ Compassion Health, Inc in Yanceyville:
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- Website: https://compassionhealthcare.org/ or call (336) 694-1181
Where to keep up with information:
Caswell County Health Department Facebook page
Caswell County Health COVID information webpage
Updated August 4
Catawba County
According to the County coronavirus info page: Where Can I Get Vaccinated? Vaccine Site Locator
How to Schedule a Vaccination Appointment With Us: Catawba County Public Health, Catawba Valley Health System (CVHS) and Frye Regional Medical Center (FRMC) are working together to schedule COVID-19 vaccination appointments for all eligible individuals. There are two ways to schedule an appointment with us:
- By Phone: 828-282-2002 (Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.)
Call the Catawba County Public Health says they are now accepting walk-ins (no appointment required) Monday through Friday from 9 am – 5 pm at Catawba County Public Health (located at 3070 11th Avenue Dr SE, Hickory, 28602). They are also accepting calls to schedule appointments. Please call the COVID-19 Vaccination Referral Line at (828) 282-2002 Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., to make an appointment with one of our schedulers.
- Online: www.CatawbaVaccine.org
Free Transportation to Local Vaccination Appointments: Greenway Public Transportation
Before and After Your Vaccination: FAQ
Where to find more information: Catawba County Public Health Facebook Page
Updated August 4
Chatham County
Chatham County Public Health Department (CCPHD) is vaccinating everyone over the age of 12 years old. The CCPHD is running mass vaccination clinics in Pittsboro at the Agricultural and Conference Center, 1192 US Hwy 64 West Business. StarMed Healthcare conducts twice-weekly COVID-19 vaccination clinics in Pittsboro and in Goldston at 40 Coral Ave. #A Goldston, NC.
Register for an appointment here: Starmed.care or call: 980 445 9818.
There are walk-up appointments available!
COVID Vaccine Info Line: If you know someone who wants the COVID-19 vaccine and does not have internet and/or an email address, tell them to call (919) 545-8323 (Monday-Thursday, 10 AM-4PM) and leave their name, phone number, date of birth, and mailing address. Instruct them to speak clearly so they get the correct information.
Also check the county health department Facebook page FREQUENTLY, as they make last minute announcements about vaccine availability. There are now lots of appointments available.
Need Transportation?
Need transportation? Chatham Transit is providing free transportation to anyone who needs help getting to their appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Visit this link to learn more.
Many providers in and around Chatham County, including:
- Piedmont Health Services is offering COVID-19 vaccinations to existing and new patients at its clinic sites in Siler City and Moncure as supply allows. To be placed on PHS’ interest list, please visit https://piedmonthealth.org/how-can-i-be-tested-for-covid19/ Or call: 919 545 3452
- UNC Health is offering the COVID-19 vaccination at its site behind Chatham Hospital in Siler City (Medical Office Building) and nearby options such as Chapel Hill. Interested individuals can visit www.unchealthcare.org/coronavirus/vaccines
- Siler City Pharmacy: To request a vaccination appointment, visit https://silercitypharmacy.com/ or call (919) 663-5541.
- Walgreens, which has multiple locations in and around Chatham County. Visit https://www.walgreens.com/findcare/vaccination/covid-19.
- Duke Health, based in Durham, is also scheduling vaccinations when available. To learn more, visit https://www.dukehealth.org/covid-19-update/covid-19-vaccine-update or call (919) 385-0429.
Updated August 4
Cherokee County
Cherokee County is currently vaccinating anyone 18 years of age or older.
Book an appointment through the county’s online portal here.
Call 828-837-7486 for additional help scheduling an appointment.
Updates can be found on the Cherokee County Health Department Facebook page, which posts regularly, or the Cherokee County Health Department website, available in Spanish here.
Updated August 4
Chowan County
Residents can schedule their vaccine appointments at their county’s health department. Appointments are available to residents ages 18 and older. Those who got their first dose at any of the eight locations can schedule their second dose appointment. Other vaccine clinics are listed on the department’s Facebook page and website.
- Pasquotank County Health Department: 252-338-4400
- Currituck County Health Department: 252-232-2271
- Perquimans County Health Department: 252-426-2100
- Bertie County Health Department: 252-794-5322
- Camden County Health Department: 252-338-4460
- Gates County Health Department: 252-357-1380
- Chowan County Health Department: 252-482-6003
- Hertford County Health Department: 252-862-4054
Updated August 4
Clay County
The Clay County Health Department is currently vaccinating anyone 12 and older.
If you are eligible, you can call to get an appointment at 828-389-8052.
While they do not have a Spanish speaker working the hotline, the county has an interpreter they can add to the call to assist with the scheduling.
The county may post updates on its Facebook page or website; the website is not offered in Spanish.
Updated August 4
Cleveland County
According to the Cleveland County Facebook page:
The Cleveland County Health Department is currently scheduling first dose COVID-19 Pfizer vaccines for everyone 12 and older.
To schedule an appointment for the COVID-19 vaccine at the Cleveland County Health Department, please call 980-484-6019. Beginning Wednesday, August 4, everyone 18 and older who receives their first dose vaccine through the end of August will receive a $100 MasterCard. Any 18 and older who drives someone to receive their first dose vaccine will receive a $25 MasterCard (one card per driver per trip).
Don’t miss your spot to get your shot! #GotMyShotClevelandCounty
Where can people find out more information?
Cleveland County Health Department Facebook Page
Updated August 4
Columbus County
Keep up with the Columbus County health department’s Facebook page to find vaccination opportunities both through the health department andother local providers.
StarMed continues to hold vaccination opportunities multiple times each week.
Or you can call the health department at 980-640-6615.
For information about COVID-19 click here.
For information about COVID-19 in Spanish, click here.
Updated August 4
Craven County
Online scheduling is now open for ALL GROUPS. If you have an email address please use the link below to register for and then schedule a vaccine appointment.
COVID-19 Vaccine Registration and Appointment
If you do not have an email address, please call the COVID-19 vaccine call center at 252-636-6693 for assistance in scheduling. Call center hours are Monday – Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm.
CarolinaEast Health System is working in conjunction with the Craven County Health Department for ongoing COVID vaccinations. Information here: https://www.cravencountync.gov/2160/Vaccine-Information
To view this in Spanish, click here: https://www.cravencountync.gov/2160/Vaccine-Information
Updated August 4
Cumberland County
There are at least 14 providers in Cumberland County offering vaccinations at 20 locations. Find your spot at https://myspot.nc.gov/.
Individuals who need transportation to and from any vaccination site can call 910-678-7619 for assistance Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Updated August 4
Currituck County
Residents can schedule their vaccine appointments at their county’s health department. Appointments are available to residents ages 18 and older. Those who got their first dose at any of the eight locations can schedule their second dose appointment. Other vaccine clinics are listed on the department’s Facebook page and website.
- Pasquotank County Health Department: 252-338-4400
- Currituck County Health Department: 252-232-2271
- Perquimans County Health Department: 252-426-2100
- Bertie County Health Department: 252-794-5322
- Camden County Health Department: 252-338-4460
- Gates County Health Department: 252-357-1380
- Chowan County Health Department: 252-482-6003
- Hertford County Health Department: 252-862-4054
Updated August 4
Dare County
A good place to look for updates from Dare is in the OBX Voice. Subscribe to their email newsletter and it’ll keep you posted.
Updates for next week’s vaccination schedule will appear on the department’s website and Facebook page. According to a message on the department’s website, Dare County is now accepting registration requests for everyone 18 and older. Information on registration for vaccines is available on the department’s COVID page.
Este formulario está disponible en español haciendo clic aquí.
Updated August 4
Davidson County
All first dose vaccines are being given at the Health Department 915 Greensboro Street for everyone 12 and up.
Call 336-236-3096 or sign-up online. https://www.co.davidson.nc.us/976/COVID-19-Vaccine
Walk-ins are also allowed.
Where can people find out more information?
Davidson County Health Department Facebook Page
Updated August 4
Davie County
Davie County is now vaccinating anyone who wants a safe and effective COVID-19 Vaccine by appoinment and walk-in.
There is transportation available to those who may need it.
Where can people find information?
Davie County Health Department information page
Davie County Health Department Facebook page
Updated August 4
Duplin County
The Duplin County Health Department Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/duplincountyhealth/, has information on vaccinations in English and Spanish.
Call 910-296-2130 to reserve your spot.
No ID or insurance required.
Updated August 4
Durham County
Durham County Public Health has COVID vaccine appointments available for anyone over the age of 12.
- Please visit: https://www.dconc.gov/home for details.
For more information, check the webpage frequently
Got questions? Check out the FAQ page here.
To cancel or reschedule an appointment call 919-560-HELP (4357)
Updated August 4
Edgecombe County
Edgecombe County is vaccinating anyone 12 and older. For an appointment, call our COVID Hotline at (252) 563-4600.
Other providers in the County are also offering the vaccine:
- Freedom Hill Community Health Center (252) 243-1257
- OIC Family Medical Center – (252) 210-9019
- Vidant Health – (252) 847-8000
- UNC Health – (984) 215-5485
- Walgreens – Registration is required COVID-19 Vaccine: FAQs & Distribution Information | Walgreens
- Walmart in Tarboro – visit https://www.walmart.com/cp/1228302
- Thorne Drug in Tarboro – (252) 823-5655
- Pinetops Pharmacy – (252) 250-3910
You can search for locations across the State by going to covid19.ncdhhs.gov/findyourspot.
Updated August 4
Forsyth County
The county is vaccinating anyone age 12 or older.
“Residents can schedule the appointments at Bit.Ly/FCNCCovidVaccine or by calling the new call center at 336-360-5260,” a Facebook post read.
Look for press releases and posts on the health department website and social media pages for updates on when new appointments are available.
Updated August 4
Franklin County
The Franklin County Health Department is currently registering and administering the COVID-19 Vaccine to anyone over the age of 12.
Check this page frequently for information: https://www.franklincountync.us/alerts/corona-virus-covid-19-joint-information-center
The Franklin County Health Dept Facebook page has frequent updates and links to other resources.
https://www.facebook.com/FranklinCountyHealthDepartment
If you are a resident in the Kerr-Tar region in need of transportation to and from your COVID-19 vaccine appointment, you can get a ride. Residents in Vance, Franklin, Granville, and Warren Counties may contact KARTS at (252) 438-2573 and residents in Person County may contact PATS at (336) 597-1171.
Updated August 4
Gaston County
GastonSaves.com is the main source for all coronavirus info.
According to the website, vaccinations are currently being offered to anyone over 12.
Updated August 4
Gates County
Residents can schedule their vaccine appointments at their county’s health department. Appointments are available to residents ages 18 and older. Those who got their first dose at any of the eight locations can schedule their second dose appointment. Other vaccine clinics are listed on the department’s Facebook page and website.
- Pasquotank County Health Department: 252-338-4400
- Currituck County Health Department: 252-232-2271
- Perquimans County Health Department: 252-426-2100
- Bertie County Health Department: 252-794-5322
- Camden County Health Department: 252-338-4460
- Gates County Health Department: 252-357-1380
- Chowan County Health Department: 252-482-6003
- Hertford County Health Department: 252-862-4054
Updated August 4
Graham County
The Health Department is currently taking appointments for vaccinations. They offer both Moderna and Johnson & Johnson. Vaccine is also available at Walgreens and Tallulah Health Center. More information is available on the Health Department web page
The county is currently offering free transportation to people who need rides to their vaccine appointments, between 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday. Call 828-479-4129 to schedule your ride.
Follow the county’s Facebook page for updates.
Updated August 4
Granville County
The Granville-Vance Health Department has a dedicated webpage for COVID-19 vaccine updates. Check iti out here: https://gvph.org/
In order to receive a vaccine, everyone is required to be registered in the COVID-19 Vaccine Management System (CVMS). So, when you call, you may be asked a series of questions to complete the registration. For more detailed instructions, check this website: https://gvph.org/covidvaccines/
Updated August 4
Greene County
Greene County is administering the Moderna vaccine to anyone 12 and older. Check the department’s web page for more information: https://greenecountync.gov/departments/health/
Updated August 4
Guilford County
To register for a vaccine with the Guilford County Division of Public Health, fill out an online registration form here.
Schedule an appointment online through the e-scheduling system.
You can also schedule appointments:
- Online at www.healthyguilford.com.
- Host a Community COVID-19 Clinic: To submit a request to host a Community COVID-19 Clinic at your facility or business please click here.
Guilford County also has instructions for Spanish speakers.
Updated August 6
Halifax County
Halifax County is vaccinating all residents over 12.
Other agencies in the county are now scheduling appointments, including:
- Drugco Pharmacy is offering first and second doses at Kirkwood Adams Community Center, 1100 Hamilton Street in Roanoke Rapids. http://www.drugcopharmacy.com Or call 252 537 7010
Updated August 7
Harnett County
The Harnett County Health Department is scheduling first-dose appointments for people who are 12 and older.
To schedule a FREE COVID-19 vaccination appointment at the Health Department call 910-814-6582 or visit www.harnett.org/health online and click on COVID-19 Vaccine Inquiry.
Stay up to date with the health department’s vaccine clinics on their Facebook page.
Updated August 7
Haywood County
Haywood County is currently vaccinating anyone over 16.
You can register for an appointment by filling out the state’s vaccine portal online and entering a Haywood County ZIP code here, or by calling 828-356-2019 between 8 a.m – 5 pm EST, Monday through Friday.
A Spanish speaker or interpreter should be available to take your call. Someone from the health department will call you to schedule an appointment once one becomes available.
If you have questions about the process and would like help, you can fill out this form – which is not the vaccine waitlist – here and scroll down.
Updated August 9
Henderson County
The Henderson County Department of Public Health is currently offering vaccinations to anyone older than 12.
Eligible people can register for an appointment using this form online in Spanish or English. If you need assistance, you can call the NC COVID-19 Vaccine Help Center at 888-675-4567. The Call Center is staffed with Spanish speakers.
If you need a ride to your vaccine appointment: Henderson County is offering free rides to vaccine clinics. Call 828-698-8571 to schedule a ride.
Updated August 9
Hertford County
Residents can schedule their vaccine appointments at their county’s health department. Appointments are available to residents ages 18 and older. Those who got their first dose at any of the eight locations can schedule their second dose appointment. Other vaccine clinics are listed on the department’s Facebook page and website.
- Pasquotank County Health Department: 252-338-4400
- Currituck County Health Department: 252-232-2271
- Perquimans County Health Department: 252-426-2100
- Bertie County Health Department: 252-794-5322
- Camden County Health Department: 252-338-4460
- Gates County Health Department: 252-357-1380
- Chowan County Health Department: 252-482-6003
- Hertford County Health Department: 252-862-4054
Updated August 6
Hoke County
The Hoke County Health Department is now accepting walk-in vaccine appointments. Sign up here.
If you have any questions regarding the vaccination process, email the department at: covidvac@hokehealth.org Those without computer access may call by phone: 910-875-3717.
You can also check with FirstHealth of the Carolinas, which is helping stage vaccine events in Hoke, Richmond, Moore and Montgomery counties through Operation First Shot.
Cape Fear Valley Health is administering vaccines at Hoke Health. Find the appointment scheduler here.
Hoke Area Transit Service (HATS) will provide free transportation to any resident of Hoke County who wants to receive the COVID-19 vaccination as part of a state effort to remove any barriers to getting a vaccine.
Hoke County residents should call the Hoke County Health Department first to find out if and when they are eligible for a vaccine, then reach out to the HATS office to request transportation by calling 910-875-8696.
Updated August 9
Hyde County
Hyde County is vaccinating anyone over the age of 18. To schedule an appointment with the Hyde County Health Department call 252-926-4474.
For people who want an appointment on Ocracoke, please call 252-489-3622. Leave a message if you do not talk to someone.
The health department can be reached for general inquiries at (252) 926-4399.
To have the health department come to you to vaccinate a group of 20 or more people, call Call us at 252-926-4467.
The county health department encourages residents to find a vaccine here: https://covid19.ncdhhs.gov/findyourspot
Where can people find out more information?
Hyde County Health Department Facebook page
Hyde County Health Department website
Updated August 9
Iredell County
Iredell County is vaccinating anyone 16 and older, and residents can make an appointment here: Click here to make a COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment.
Where can people find out more information?
Information regarding the COVID-19 vaccination in Iredell County can be found on the county’s website.
Updated August 9
Jackson County
Jackson County is currently vaccinating anyone 18 and older.
You can schedule an appointment by typing the Jackson County zip code (28779) into the state’s appointment portal here. Or, you can call 828-587-8227 for Spanish assistance, and 828-631-HELP for English assistance.
Residents will be notified when the county has opened up additional registration through the Jackson County Department of Public Health’s Facebook page, website, and local media partners.
Jackson County Transit is offering free rides to COVID-19 vaccine appointments if needed. Call 828-586-0233 to schedule your ride if needed.
Updated August 9
Johnston County
The Johnston County Health Department holds walk-in clinics for all three vaccines. All groups are eligible. Call 919-209-8310 or check the website for more information on when the county is holding vaccine clinics.
You can text COVIDJOCO to 888777 to get updates on COVID-19 and vaccines.
For ongoing vaccination opportunities, check:
Updated August 9
Jones County
Jones County is administering the Moderna vaccine by appointment to anyone 18 or older. Those who are eligible to receive the vaccine may call (leave a voice-mail) or e-mail the Health Department to request an appointment. Phone: 252-448-9111 Email: health@jonescountync.gov
Updated August 9
Lee County
To register for the COVID-19 vaccine with the Lee County Health Department phone (919) 842-5744 Monday – Friday from 8:30 AM until 4:30 PM; to register in Spanish call (919) 718-4640 option 8.
To register on-line, complete the COVID-19 Vaccine Pre-Registration form;
staff will follow-up within five (5) business days to complete the registration process and schedule individuals for the next clinic with availability.
You might want to check with the Pinehurst Medical Clinic, which gets a limited number of doses, too. You can submit a pre-registration form through an online portal.
For those willing to travel outside the county, Pinehurst Medical Clinic has compiled some places to check for clinics in a pulldown titled “Other NC Vaccine Offerings.”
Updated August 9
Lenoir County
The Lenoir County Health Department has the following vaccines available: Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson. To schedule an appointment for a vaccine, call 252-526-4202 and leave your name and telephone number.
Lenoir County Transit (LCT) is offering free rides for individuals needing transportation to get vaccinated. Individuals who wish to use this service will need to follow LCT’s current scheduling policy by calling the reservation line at 252-523-4171, before 1 p.m. at least one business day in advance.
Updated August 9
Lincoln County
Beginning Monday, April 26th, first dose Moderna COVID-19 vaccine will be available at the health department Monday – Friday.
To schedule an appointment go to the website.
The COVID-19 Vaccination Schedule information and Appointment line is (704) 479 2202.
Where can people find out more information?
Lincoln County Health Department Facebook page
Lincoln County Health Department webpage
Updated August 9
Macon County
If you would like to schedule a COVID-19 vaccination, please call 828-349-2081 to schedule your appointment.
The county health department’s Facebook page is the best way to check for updates.
Macon County Transit is offering free rides to get your vaccine if needed. Call 828-349-2222 to schedule your ride.
Updated August 9
Madison County
If you would like to receive the COVID-19 Vaccine, please call 828-649-0755 for an appointment. We are also accepting walk-ins from 8:30AM-12PM and 1PM-4PM on Monday-Friday.
You’ll be placed on a waitlist and someone from the county Health Department will call you back to schedule an appointment. More information can be found on the agency’s website.
Updated August 9
Martin County
All residents over 18 at Martin, Tyrrell and Washington counties can register for the vaccine online or by calling 252-793-3023. The department is also posting occasional updates on vaccine events in its Facebook page.
Updated August 10
McDowell County
Vaccines are available for McDowell County adults over 16.
A post on the website reads: “First dose vaccine appointments can be booked online by visiting http://www.myspot.nc.gov and searching for Grace Community Church or by calling the Vaccine Call Center at 828-803-4552. The Pfizer vaccine is approved for individuals 16 years of age and older. The Moderna vaccine is approved for individuals 18 years of age and older. Homebound citizens who want the vaccine but are unable to reach the clinic at Grace Community Church are encouraged to contact the Vaccine Call Center for further assistance. In partnership with the Community Paramedic Program, homebound citizens can have the vaccine delivered and administered at their home.”
For more information, visit the McDowell EMS website.
Updated August 10
Mecklenburg County
The Mecklenburg Public Health site provides the following information:
All Mecklenburg County residents 12 years of age or older are eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations. Mecklenburg County Public Health offers several options for receiving a vaccination. You can make an appointment at 980-314-9400 (press option 3 for English and option 8 for Spanish).
Mecklenburg County and StarMed Healthcare have partnered to provide vaccinations at six different locations around Mecklenburg County, and walk in clinics are ongoing. Check for details here.
Where can people find out more information?
Mecklenburg County COVID-19 Vaccination Information page
Updated August 10
Mitchell County
Mitchell County is currently vaccinating residents 16 and older.
“Call 828-688-2371 and select 8 to be placed on our waiting list for an appointment,” according to the health department’s Facebook page.
The Toe River Health website, the health department covering Yancey, Mitchell and Avery counties, includes paperwork residents need to bring to vaccine appointments.
How can people find out more?
Mitchell County Health Department Facebook page and the Toe River Health website have more information.
Lista de verificación antes de la vacunación contra el COVID-19
Descargar el formulario de segunda dosis
Updated August 10
Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Health Department, which is only providing Moderna vaccines, has vaccination forms in English and Spanish.
- For 16- and 17-year-olds seeking the Pfizer vaccine, the only shot approved for emergency use for those younger the 18, the county suggests checking with:
- CVS Pharmacy in Troy
- Walgreens in Albemarle
- Stanly County Health Department, Albemarle
- Stanly County common, Albemarle
For Montgomery County Health Department appointments, registration is open now. Printable forms are available at the link below or at the Montgomery County Library located at 215 West Main Street in Troy. Forms will be processed as vaccines are available.
To register to get a vaccine :
- Call (910) 572-1393, ext 1236;
- Or print out a form in English or Spanish and place it in the Information Box at the front entrance of the Montgomery County Health Department, 217 South Main Street, Troy or in the night deposit box located at 102 East Spring Street in Troy.
You can also check with FirstHealth of the Carolinas, which gets nearly 1,400 doses per week for its Operation FirstShot program in Montgomery, Moore, Hoke and Richmond counties.
Appointments are required.
Updated August 10
Moore County
The Moore County Health Department‘s appointment line is 910-947-SHOT. The appointment line is open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Anyone 12 and older is eligible for a vaccine, but minors must be accompanied by an adult.
The Health Department’s appointment line will remain open until all available appointment slots are filled each week. The number of appointment slots will be based on the number of vaccine doses on hand. Appointments will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.
The Health Department will also accept walk-ins on vaccine clinic days which are currently being held every Thursday from 8:30 am to 11:15 am and from 1:00 pm to 4:15 pm.
FirstHealth and other area providers are pre-registering people who are 65 and older.
Pinehurst Medical Clinic also is scheduling vaccine appointments.
Updated August 10
Nash County
The Nash County Health department is vaccinating all adults ages 12 and older. To speak to an operator at the health department, call 252-462-2079.
Weekly clinics are held in various places, and more details for how to secure an appointment are here.
Other agencies and organizations in the county, including OIC,Bailey Medical Center, Harris Teeter Pharmacy, Harvest Family Health Center, UNC Nash Health Care, are offering a limited number of first doses.
Updated August 10
New Hanover County
New Hanover County Public Health is offering free, walk-up COVID-19 vaccines to the community. These are nearly daily and details can be found here.
The county advises people to reach the Coronavirus Call Center at 910-798-6800 if they have questions about COVID-19 symptoms, need testing, want to learn their vaccine eligibility group or have other COVID-19 related questions, For more information, visit Health.NHCgov.com/Coronavirus.
Residents can also consult the department’s Facebook page.
For information in Spanish, click here.
Updated August 10
Northampton County
The health department is currently vaccinating individuals ages 18 and older for COVID-19. The Moderna vaccine is the only vaccine the Northampton County Health Department is offering. Please call the Northampton County Health Department at (252) 534-5841 to schedule your appointment for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Additional information about extra doses will be available on the department’s Facebook page.
Updated August 10
Onslow County
Onslow County is offering vaccines for anyone 12 or older. For further questions please call the Citizens Phone Bank 910-989-5027.
You can find the scheduling process if you scroll (a ways) down the county’s vaccine page. Click the schedule appointment button and follow the prompts.
To view the county’s website in Spanish, click here: https://www.onslowcountync.gov/
Updated August 10
Orange County
The Orange County Health Department has walk-in vaccine clinics every week at the Whitted Human Services Center, details listed here. Questions may be directed to covid19vaccine@orangecountync.gov.
Individuals who can’t access the Internet or need assistance filling out the form can register by calling (919) 913-8088 seven days a week, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Spanish, Burmese and other languages are available.
Appointments are available from other providers:
- UNC Health ― Call 984-215-5485 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.
- Piedmont Health Services ― Visit the COVID-19 Testing and Vaccination page or call 919-545-3452.
- Hillsborough Pharmacy ― Visit their Home Page or call 919-245-1212.
- Duke Health ― Visit the COVID-19 Vaccines Update page to join the waiting list. If you are a Duke MyChart user, you can check Duke MyChart regularly to view appointment availability.
- Durham Veterans Affairs Health Care System ― Call 919-286-0411 and dial 0 for the operator to schedule an appointment. The VA will reach out to more veterans as additional supplies become available. See the system’s website for more information. See the COVID-19 Vaccine for High Risk Veterans to see the listing of veterans eligible now for vaccination through the VA.
- Walgreens ― The Walgreens website has information about appointments across the state. Start by entering your zip code. If there are no appointments near you, try a zip code from a nearby town!
Updated August 11
Pamlico County
To make an appointment to receive vaccine or for questions regarding the shot, please contact the Pamlico County Health Department at (252) 745-5111.
The County says to check regularly for new information on either the website or the Emergency Management Facebook page.
Updated August 11
Pasquotank County
Residents can schedule their vaccine appointments at their county’s health department. Appointments are available to residents ages 18 and older. Those who got their first dose at any of the eight locations can schedule their second dose appointment.
- Pasquotank County Health Department: 252-338-4400
- Currituck County Health Department: 252-232-2271
- Perquimans County Health Department: 252-426-2100
- Bertie County Health Department: 252-794-5322
- Camden County Health Department: 252-338-4460
- Gates County Health Department: 252-357-1380
- Chowan County Health Department: 252-482-6003
- Hertford County Health Department: 252-862-4054
Updated August 6
Pender County
The Pender County website says COVID-19 vaccination appointments are now being accepted for everyone 12 years and older. Schedule your appointment in Burgaw Health Department or the Hampstead annex.
Instructions for finding a vaccine are posted county’s website or Facebook page and the local news for updates on vaccine availability.
To view the county’s website in Spanish, click here: https://www.pendercountync.gov/hhs/health-human-services/health-department/
Updated August 11
Perquimans County
Residents can schedule their vaccine appointments at their county’s health department. Appointments are available to residents ages 18 and older. Those who got their first dose at any of the eight locations can schedule their second dose appointment.
- Pasquotank County Health Department: 252-338-4400
- Currituck County Health Department: 252-232-2271
- Perquimans County Health Department: 252-426-2100
- Bertie County Health Department: 252-794-5322
- Camden County Health Department: 252-338-4460
- Gates County Health Department: 252-357-1380
- Chowan County Health Department: 252-482-6003
- Hertford County Health Department: 252-862-4054
Updated August 6
Person County
The Person County Health Department has a special website with COVID information. Scheduling is now open for anyone 12 years old or older at regular vaccine clinics. The dates are posted on the website. To schedule an appointment, go to www.personcountync.gov/response or call (336) 322-6136.
For more information, check here:
- Facebook page – check here frequently for updates
- Website
- Or, to get on the vaccine list, call (336) 322-6136.
- Or go to www.personcountync.gov/response
If you have the ability to drive, some appointments are available from other providers:
- UNC Health ― Visit the Get Vaccinated page or call 984-215-5485 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.
- Piedmont Health Services ― Visit the COVID-19 Testing and Vaccination page or call 919-545-3452.
- Hillsborough Pharmacy ― Visit their Home Page or call 919-245-1212.
- Duke Health ― Visit the COVID-19 Vaccines Update page to join the waiting list. If you are a Duke MyChart user, you can check Duke MyChart regularly to view appointment availability.
- Cone Health ― Visit the COVID-19 Vaccine Information page to join the waiting list.
- Durham Veterans Affairs Health Care System ― Call 919-286-0411 and dial 0 for the operator to schedule an appointment if you are a veteran at high risk or a veteran frontline essential worker. The VA will reach out to more veterans as additional supplies become available. See the system’s website for more information. See the COVID-19 Vaccine for High Risk Veterans to see the listing of veterans eligible now for vaccination through the VA.
- Walgreens ― The Walgreens website has information about appointments in nearby locations. The website will allow you to search by ZIP code.
Updated August 11
Pitt County
The Pitt County Health Department is vaccinating anyone ages 18 or older.
Pitt County Health Department now offers an online COVID-19 Vaccination 1st and 2nd Dose Appointment Scheduler to make it easier and more convenient for the general public to make appointments.
To schedule appointments, visit the Pitt County Government website at www.pittcountync.gov or can call 252-902-2300 and select Option 7.
Vidant Health also vaccinates eligible community members. For appointment availability visit VidantHealth.com/Vaccinate.
Visit the Pitt County’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response Information Page at www.PittCountyNC.gov/CORONAVIRUS”
Spanish:
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- Para comunicarse con la línea directa de información sobre el coronavirus del condado de Pitt, llame al: 252-902-2300 y seleccione la opción 4, o envíe un formulario de solicitud de información en www.PittCountyNC.gov/COVIDinfo .
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Updated August 11
Polk County
Polk County is “offering routine office hours on Mondays and Fridays (except holidays). Please call 828-722-5086 to schedule an appointment.”
You can also follow the Polk County Division of Public Health Facebook page for more information.
Updated August 11
Randolph County
Randolph County Public Health is vaccinating anybody 12 and older.
From their website: “RCPH continues to schedule appointments for individuals 12 years of age and older (Pfizer vaccine). Appointments can be made by calling the vaccine appointment line at 336-365-6110. The appointment line is open Monday – Friday, 8:30am – 4:00pm (excluding holidays) as appointments are available. For individuals deaf or hard of hearing (TTY), call 336.318.6201.”
The county suggests other websites for more information about vaccines, including:
NCDHHS: https://covid19.ncdhhs.gov/vaccine
Vaccine Phase 1b Guidance for Providers
CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/faq.html
UNC COVID-19 Vaccine Hub: https://www.yourshot.health
Or call the NCDHHS COVID-19 hotline at 2-1-1 or 888-892-1162
Updated August 11
Richmond County
Richmond County public health officials have announced that anyone 18 and older can receive Covid-19 vaccines, according to a Facebook post.
Walk in vaccines are available Monday to Thursday 8am to 5pm and on Friday 8am to 11am at the Richmond County Health Department office at 127 Caroline St. Rockingham NC 28378. Call 910-417-3030 to make an appointment.
The county further advises residents to consult with the FDA for more information on Covid-19.
For information about COVID-19 in Spanish, click here.
Updated August 11
Robeson County
County health officials say on their Facebook site that there’s Covid-19 vaccine in Robeson for all eligible parties, ages 12 and up. The Facebook regularly alerts residents of upcoming vaccine clinics. You can reach the health department at (910) 671-3220.
Officials also note that the state Department of Health and Human Services has set up an information phone number for people who worry about having health conditions that Covid-19 could complicate or are developing flu-like symptoms. Call 866-462-3821 or visit the website.
For information about COVID-19 in Spanish, click here.
Updated August 11
Rockingham County
The Rockingham County Health Department has opened vaccine eligibility to anyone 12 and older. Scheduling for vaccine appointments every Friday at noon, pending allocation from the state.
You may book your appointment by phone at 336-342-8140. Or information is available at this website.
Another place to check is the Cone Health for assistance in finding a vaccine clinic near you, please call 336-890-1188.
The county also has a vaccine program for homebound individuals. If you or someone you know would like to request this service, complete a COVID-19 Vaccine Homebound Vaccination Request form.
For more information or assistance for those with no access to a computer, the form can be completed by calling the Health Department at 336-342-8140.
Updated August 6
Rowan County
A complete list of locations for COVID vaccinations is available at NC DHHS’ Deeper Dive.
Information about COVID testing and vaccinations is on the County’s COVID information website
Find more information Rowan County or the Rowan County Health Department Facebook page
Updated August 6
Rutherford County
Anyone older than 12 is eligible for a vaccine. You do not need an appointment for a shot. Clinic schedules will be posted here.
Vaccines are available at the Rutherford Health Department Monday-Friday. It is also available at most pharmacies within Rutherford County.
Rutherford County Transit is also offering FREE rides to any of the vaccine clinic locations within the county. Transit is available to any citizen who needs an appointment Monday-Friday. Call 828-287-6339 to set up your free ride. There is no cost for this service.
For more information, check Rutherford County Health Department’s Facebook page, Rutherford County NC Emergency Management’s Facebook page, or the county’s website.
Updated August 6
Sampson County
Any individual age 12 and older who desires the vaccine may book an appointment or get a vaccine during a walk in clinic.
Vaccination appointments are available at the SAMPSON REGIONAL MEDICAL PARK | 522 BEAMAN STREET, CLINTON, NC 28328
Tuesdays, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm | MODERNA Lunch Hour Clinic – Moderna Vaccine is for individuals age 18 and older.
Thursdays, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm | PFIZER Youth Clinic – Pfizer Vaccine is for youth ages 12 – 17.
Sampson Regional Medical Center is also providing vaccinations.
People eligible for the vaccine should go to the medical center’s website to schedule a vaccine or join a waiting list: http://sampsonrmc.org/patients-visitors/coronavirus-covid-19-info/covid-19-vaccine.
Updated August 6
Scotland County
Scotland County is also directing people to state public health officials and its Facebook page for updates. For information or to schedule a vaccination appointment call (910) 277-2440. In addition, there’s a county web page to provide information and a COVID-19 helpline at 910-504-8990.
For information about COVID-19 in Spanish, click here.
Updated August 6
Stanly County
Stanly County is currently offering vaccines to anyone 12 or older.
If you are eligible, find out the schedule and fill out the online registration here. The online registration is not available in Spanish.
Updated August 6
Stokes County
The Stokes County Health Department is currently scheduling vaccination appointments for people who are 12 and older.
The Health Department’s Facebook page also is a good place to check for walk-in clinics.
Updated August 6
Surry County
Surry County Health and Nutrition Center has information about COVID in Surry county.
Surry County’s Facebook page lists several sites and upcoming dates for free COVID-19 vaccination clinics
Updated August 6
Swain County
Swain County is vaccinating anyone 12 and older. You can check the county website for COVID information and resources.
Keep your eyes on the county health department Facebook page for updates about vaccination clinics.
The county is also collaborating with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to vaccinate American Indians and Alaska Natives. EBCI is now hosting vaccine clinics for people 12 and older — updates on when these are happening will be posted on their Facebook page.
Updated August 6
Transylvania County
Transylvania County is vaccinating anyone 12 or older.
Eligible people can make an appointment by phone at 828-884-4007, open 9:00am to 5:00pm EST Monday through Friday.
More information can be found on the County Public Health Department website here, and there are frequent clinics announced there. The website is not available in Spanish.
To request a vaccination event for a group of 5 or more people or to offer your location as a vaccine site, click here or call the number above.
COVID-19 vaccines are also available in Transylvania County at Wal-Mart Pharmacy, Ingles Pharmacy, Walgreens, and Blue Ridge Health Center-Brevard Health Center.
Updated August 6
Tyrrell County
All residents over 18 at Martin, Tyrrell and Washington counties can register for the vaccine online or by calling 252-793-3023. The department is also posting occasional updates on vaccine events in its Facebook page.
Updated August 6
Union County
Union County continued is suspension of the administration of the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine pending more investigation of the rare incidences of blood clots after injections, officials said. Locations for vaccine clinics can be found via this site.
The county offers more information at this link.
Several Union County locations are offering the COVID-19 vaccine including Atrium Health, Union County Public Health and select pharmacies.
Call 704-292-2550 for special help.
Union County Transportation can help you reach your COVID-19 vaccination appointment.Visit the county’s transportation page for details.
For information on Covid-19 in Spanish, click here.
Updated August 6
Vance County
The Granville-Vance Health Department has a dedicated webpage for COVID-19 vaccine updates. Check iti out here: https://gvph.org/
In order to receive a vaccine, everyone is required to be registered in the COVID-19 Vaccine Management System (CVMS). So, when you call, you may be asked a series of questions to complete the registration. For more detailed instructions, check this website: https://gvph.org/covidvaccines/
Updated August 6
Wake County
Wake County Health has information on this website about signing up for a vaccine and the latest statistics on COVID in the county. The county is currently vaccinating anyone over the age of 12.
County officials encourage you to make an appointment for your 2nd shot while you’re getting your first. If you could not schedule at that time, check the email or text reminder sent to you for the link to Wake County’s 2nd dose appointment schedules. If you can’t find that link, call the Vaccine Hotline at 919-250-1515. Call takers are available seven days a week, 24 hours a day to schedule your 2nd shot. Shortest wait times are after 6 p.m. and before 8 a.m.
Wake County options for COVID-19 vaccination to consider at this time include:
- Duke Health Raleigh is also scheduling vaccinations when available. To learn more, visit https://www.dukehealth.org/covid-19-update/covid-19-vaccine-update or call (919) 385-0429.
- Advance Community Health has vaccines at their Raleigh location on Rock Quarry Rd. Check here: https://www.advancechc.org/vaccine/
- WakeMed Hospital has a COVID-19 vaccine webpage here: https://www.wakemed.org/patients-and-visitors/covid-19-information/covid-19-vaccine/ The hospital has both appointments and walk-in clinics.
Updated August 6
Warren County
The Warren County Health Department is vaccinating anyone over 16 To schedule your appointment, please call (252) 257-1185.
Other organizations, including Maria Parham Health, Granville Health Systems, health departments and physician practices (i.e. Vance Family Medicine) may have appointments available. You can find participating vaccine providers online by visiting YourSpotYourShot.nc.gov or by calling the toll free COVID-19 Line at 1-877-490-6642
Spanish info: http://warrencountyhd.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/WARREN-CTY-ARMORY-2.26.21-SPANISH.pdf
Updated August 6
Washington County
All residents over 18 at Martin, Tyrrell and Washington counties can register for the vaccine online or by calling 252-793-3023. The department is also posting occasional updates on vaccine events in its Facebook page.
Updated August 6
Watauga County
Watauga County shares a health department with Allegheny and Ashe counties under the Appalachian District Health Department. “Vaccine appointments are now open for those 12 and older.
Residents of all three counties may fill out a vaccine interest form on the Health Department’s website, and someone will call to set up an appointment. According to the website, “if you need assistance filling out the form, please contact preparedness@apphealth.com or call our COVID-19 Call Center at (828) 795-1970.”
“Do you need help getting to your COVID-19 vaccine appointment? Transportation services are available in Alleghany (AIM), Ashe (ACTA) and Watauga (AppalCart) for free, to and from your vaccine appointment. Want more information? Reach out to transportation services in your county directly or contact us at (828) 795-1970,” according to the health department’s Facebook page.
“Necesita ayuda para llegar a su cita y para recibir su vacuna contra el COVID-19? Los servicios de transportación están disponibles en Alleghany (AIM), Ashe (ACTA) and Watauga (AppalCart) de manera gratuita, desde y hacia el lugar de su cita. Desea más información? Comuníquese directamente con los servicios de transportación de su condado o contáctenos al (828) 795-1970.”
Where can people find out more information?
You can also go to the Appalachian District Health Department Facebook page for information.
Updated August 6
Wayne County
According to the Wayne County website first-dose vaccine appointments with the Wayne County Health Department will be open to all vaccine groups. Anyone age 16 or older is now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, regardless of health condition.
- APPOINTMENTS ARE REQUIRED to receive a vaccine.
- Click Here to make an appointment for a first dose
- All available appointment times will be shown on the schedule. Simply choose a time and click continue to complete the required form. If there are no appointments listed, keep checking the schedule. As we receive additional doses we will open more appointment slots.
People who need a second dose:
- If you received your first dose from the Wayne County Health Department, the State will send your second dose to us. If you received a first dose from another provider, you will need to contact that provider for your second dose.
- Second doses appointments are given when you receive your first dose of the vaccine. Second doses are only given Tuesdays and Thursdays.
- If you have issues with your second dose appointment, send an email to covidcc@waynegov.com for assistance.
Updated August 6
Wilkes County
According to the health department website. Currently, they are scheduling appointments for those who qualify for first and second doses. In order to schedule your appointment, please call 336-990-9950.
Wilkes Health has transitioned clinics back to the Wilkes County Health Department. They are currently scheduling appointments Monday-Friday for those aged 12 and older.
If you are calling during appointment hours (M-F, 8:30a-4:45p) and receive our recorded message, please stay on the line and allow it to ring until an appointment specialist is available to answer your call.
For more information, check out the Wilkes County Health Department Facebook page.
Updated August 6
Wilson County
According to their Facebook page, The Wilson County Health Department is holding vaccine clinics for anyone 12 or older.
If you haven’t yet received your COVID-19 vaccination, call 252-360-0500. If you’re homebound and would like the vaccine, you can call the same number.
Appointments can also be scheduled through a portal on the health department’s website.
Free rides are available to vaccine appointments. According to a post on the county’s Facebook page, “RIDE will offer free trips for COVID-19 vaccination appointments within the RIDE service territory.
Riders do not need a promotion code or to do anything differently to qualify for the free ride. Local vaccination sites are loaded in the system, and anyone requesting a RIDE to those locations will automatically receive the free RIDE. The initial locations are:
- Wilson County Health Department
- Wilson Medical Center
- Wilson Community Health Center
- Vidant Healthplex”
Updated August 6
Yadkin County
The Yadkin County Human Services Agency Facebook page posts daily updates in Spanish and English of COVID-19 cases in the county and directs residents to the county’s website for vaccine information.
Getting your COVID-19 Vaccine in Yadkin County is simple: just call the Yadkin County Medical Clinic at (336) 849-7910 and schedule your appointment!
For a Spanish language version of the intake form, click here.
For information in Spanish about COVID-19 testing in Yadkin County, click here.
Updated August 6
Yancey County
Yancey residents 12 and older are eligible for the vaccine.
The Toe River Health website, the health department covering Yancey, Mitchell and Avery counties, includes paperwork residents need to bring to vaccine appointments.
Yancey County’s Health Department Facebook page and the Toe River Health website have more information.
Lista de verificación antes de la vacunación contra el COVID-19
Descargar el formulario de segunda dosis
Updated August 6
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Buncome number not working.
We are 83 and 85 years old and even our health provider in Greensboro NC, Piedmont Senior Care, doesn’t know where and when though we are in daily contact with them since Monday. We are not on Facebook or have many of the skills needed to explore the Internet. Others like us are surely being left out or having to compete with younger groups. I just came across 1 site that says a 2 upcoming days are cancelled because of inclement weather….So that means we would be standing outdoors? What happened to appointments? We are so confused by having to explore for this info ourselves.
“Those in Phase 1B – adults who are 75 or older, regardless of health status – can make a vaccination appointment by calling 336-641-7944 and selecting Option 2 beginning Friday, January 8 at 8:00 AM. Appointments are required.” Unfortunately they closed at 4:45pm (and I only just saw your question) but you could try Monday at 8am. Good luck!
Thank you, North Carolina Health News. This article serves a huge need for North Carolinians who want to know how to get into the COVID vaccine pipeline. What a great service you’re providing. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
The Guilford County scheduling telephone number, 336-641-7944 does not work. They state the following, Those in Phase 1B – adults who are 75 or older, regardless of health status – can make a vaccination appointment by calling 336-641-7944 08:00AM to 4:45PM and selecting Option 2 beginning Friday, January 8 at 8:00 AM. No answer. Dial either doesn’t go through or get a busy signal……….NCB
I am 72 but I have late stage kidney disease , rheumatoid arthritis , & several other immune conditions. Where can I get the vaccine?? Is there no exceptions for those who have other chronic diseases?? JBiggs
Please see our post here: https://www.northcarolinahealthnews.org/2021/01/07/when-and-where-your-county-is-distributing-the-covid-19-vaccine/
Your group will be next, after the folks who are 75 and older.
I am a caregiver to my 92-year old mother. Am I eligible to get the vaccine in Phase 1b also?
Thank You
Not sure but we’ll ask. It’s quite likely this will depend on which county you live in.
Thank You…Please let me know..confused about this
cant get to the right place to make appointment. has to be in high point
Please see our county-by-county listing of how and where to get vaccinated.
https://www.northcarolinahealthnews.org/2021/01/07/when-and-where-your-county-is-distributing-the-covid-19-vaccine/
We reached out to every county health department in the state. Most counties are updating their information weekly. Check the links on our guide.
Is there an update as to when we of the age 70 here in Union County can get the vaccine or at least put our name on the list to get the vaccine.
Please see our county-by-county listing of how and where to get vaccinated.
https://www.northcarolinahealthnews.org/2021/01/07/when-and-where-your-county-is-distributing-the-covid-19-vaccine/
We reached out to every county health department in the state. Most counties are updating their information weekly. Check the links on our guide.
Are there any sites in Wake county that are using the Moderna vaccine?
May I register at more than one facility, and then cancel the location I do not need?
Thank you.