COVID-19 VACCINE

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Vaccines Available to All Arizonans 5 and Older

Eligibility

All state residents 5 and older can receive a vaccine or a booster at $0 cost.

WHERE

  • Map of Vaccine Providers - Interactive Map
  • Text to Find Vaccines - Text your ZIP Code to 438829 (GETVAX) to get a message with three locations near you with vaccines availalbe.
  • Pharmacies - Most major pharmacies are offering the vaccine across the state.
  • State Employee Program 
    • The state employee vaccine program is completed. 
    • Boosters are being offered on a limited basis and will be announced by email. Please make sure your work and personal email is updated in hrsystems.azdoa.gov> YES to ensure that you are receing benefits communcations.


VACCINE TYPES

  • Pfizer - can be administered to people 16 and above. It requres two doses 21 days apart. See the Pfizer overview page on the CDC website for full information.
  • Moderna - can be administered to people 18 and above. It requires two doses 28 days apart. See the Moderna overview page on the CDC website for full information.
  • Johnson & Johnson (J&J) - can be administered to people 18 and above. It requires one dose. See the Johnson & Johnson overview page on the CDC website for full information.
  • You cannot mix the kinds of vaccines you receive for the intial series. The booster can be from any of the three manufacturers, see below.

BOOSTERS

The federal government has authorized Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine booster doses for eligible individuals. New Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance allows patients to choose which type of vaccine booster they receive, subject to that vaccine’s timing and eligibility recommendations for booster doses. 

  • Mix and Match
    • You are allowed to mix and match vaccine types, meaning you can get a booster shot from a different manufacturer than your original vaccine doses. 
       
  • Moderna and Pfizer Doses
    • Single booster dose at least five months after completion of the two-dose primary series. 
    • Moderna booster is a half dose of the first dose. 
    • Ages 16 and older.
       
  • Johnson & Johnson/Janssen Doses
    • Single booster dose at least two months after the original single dose.
    • Ages 16 and older.

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  • See the information below.

Will masks and physical distancing still be necessary after receiving the vaccine?

The vaccine is one part of controlling the spread of COVID-19. Even with the vaccine being administered, we should continue to practice good hygiene, wear masks, and practice social distancing. 

Do I have to take the vaccination?

Vaccination is voluntary but highly encouraged. We wish to emphasize the importance of vaccination to the safety of your family and workplace, and to the future prosperity of our State.

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Print a record from the STATE vaccine site

  • If you received a vaccine through a state-sponsored site, go to podvaccine.azdhs.gov. 
  • At the top right, click "My Vaccinations."
  • You can see all vaccinations for everyone registered under your account, such as family members.
  • You can download and print a pdf of each vaccine appointment.


Order a vaccination record from the State

  • If you need proof of your COVID-19 vaccination, you may obtain a vaccination record from the Arizona State Immunization Information System (ASIIS), a lifetime registry.
  • Please complete and submit the ADHS Immunization Record Request Form and email it to [email protected].
  • You will need to send in the completed request form and a picture ID and allow 5-7 days for a response.