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GET VACCINATED TODAY

• Vaccines for children ages 5-11: The CDC has given parents of children ages 5-11 the green light to get Pfizer's pediatric COVID-19 vaccine. For more information, please click here. 
• Norton Healthcare will offer COVID vaccines 5-11-year-olds for current and non-patients at their vaccine clinics in St. Matthews and West Broadway. There will be available appoints in Kentucky Prompt Care locations for current patients and non-patients. For more information, please click here.  

 

Booster Doses

The Department of Public and Wellness provides first-and-second doses, boosters doses and vaccines for children ages 5 and older at the clinics listed below. 

• Find the latest information on COVID vaccine booster doses here.
• For  immune-compromised individuals: FAQs about a 3rd dose of COVID vaccines, click here
• To learn more about booster doses, click here

 

LouVax Community Clinics

The Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness has teamed up with the Kentucky Nurses Association, Park DuValle Community Health Centers and the Kentucky National Guard to provide COVID -19 vaccine first-and-second doses, booster doses and vaccines for children ages 5 and older.  The clinics below provide individuals an opportunity to talk about the COVID-19 vaccines with a medical expert as well as an opportunity to get vaccinated. No appointments necessary, and walk-ins are welcome. Translation services are available. A parent or guardian must be present for anyone under the age of 12.  Parental or guardian consent can be given for individuals ages 12 – 17.  *Please note the dates and sites for pediatric vaccinations for kids under the age of 12. 

• January 13, 3p-6p, Shawnee Arts & Cultural Center, 607 S. 37th St., (Pfizer)*
• January 15, 11a-3p, Americana Community Center, 4801 Southside Drive (Pfizer)*
• January 18, 5p-7p, Neighborhood House, 201 North 25th St. (Pfizer)*
• January 19, 4p-7p, California Neighborhood Center, 1600 St. Catherine, (Pfizer)*
• January 20, 3p-6p, Shawnee Arts & Cultural Center, 607 S. 37th St., (Pfizer)*
• January 26, 4p-7p, Parkhill Community Center, 1703 S. 13th St., (Pfizer)*
• January 25,  5p-7p, Neighborhood House, 201 North 25th St. (Pfizer)*
• January 31, 4p-6p, Smoketown Family Wellness Center, 706 S. Hancock St. Suite B100 (Pfizer)*
• February 1, 9:30a-1p, Valley Neighborhood Place, 10200 Dixie Hwy, (Pfizer)
• February 1,  5p-7p, Neighborhood House, 201 North 25th St. (Pfizer)*
• February 3, 3p-6p, Shawnee Arts & Cultural Center, 607 S. 37th St., (Pfizer)*
• February 5, 11a-3p, Americana Community Center, 4801 Southside Drive (Pfizer)*
• February 8, 9:30a-1p, Valley Neighborhood Place, 10200 Dixie Hwy, (Pfizer)
• February 8,  5p-7p, Neighborhood House, 201 North 25th St. (Pfizer)*
• February 9, 4p-7p, California Neighborhood Center, 1600 St. Catherine, (Pfizer)*
• February 15,  5p-7p, Neighborhood House, 201 North 25th St. (Pfizer)*
• February 17, 3p-6p, Shawnee Arts & Cultural Center, 607 S. 37th St., (Pfizer)*
• February 16, 4p-7p, Parkhill Community Center, 1703 S. 13th St., (Pfizer)*
• February 22, 9:30a-1p, Valley Neighborhood Place, 10200 Dixie Hwy, (Pfizer)
• March 2, 4p-7p, California Neighborhood Center, 1600 St. Catherine, (Pfizer)*
• March 9, 4p-7p, Parkhill Community Center, 1703 S. 13th St., (Pfizer)*

*Indicates dates and times of facilities that also accept kids 5-11.

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Find COVID-19 Vaccines Near You

Please note that a drivers license, social security card nor passport are required to receive a vaccination. We will need your name and birthdate only. If you have insurance, please bring your insurance card but it is not required in order to be vaccinated.

CLICK HERE to view a comprehensive list of locations that carry COVID-19 vaccines

The information below may also be helpful in finding a convenient location and scheduling an appointment.

Need help finding a place to get vaccinated? Need help making an appointment to get vaccinated? Need a ride to your vaccination appointment? Call the LOU Health COVID-19 Helpline at 502-912-8598. Someone is available to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Family Health Centers

Family Health Centers vaccinating anyone 12 years or older against COVID-19 virus. Call Family Health Centers at (502) 772-8110 to schedule an appointment. Click here to learn more.

Park DuValle Community Health Center

To schedule a COVID-19 vaccine, call (502) 774-4401

Valley Neighborhood Place

Adjacent to Valley High School, 10200 Dixie Highway

Pfizer vaccines available every Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Open to the public

No appointment needed

In partnership with the Kentucky Nurses Association

Norton Healthcare

Register Online
Call 502-861-4499 for assistance

Baptist Health

Register Online

Walgreens

Register Online
Patients can also call 800-Walgreens (1-800–925–4733) or their local store and select option 1 to set up an appointment

Kroger

Register Online

Meijer

Register Online or text “COVID” to 75049 or call your local Meijer Pharmacy to register for a vaccine appointment.

Walmart

Register Online

CVS

Register Online
Call 800-746-7287 for assistance

Costco

Register Online

Dr. Beverly Gaines and Associates

 

Dr. Beverly Gaines and Associates, providing covid vaccines to children and their parents and caregivers.

To schedule an appointment call 502.585.2924 or email [email protected].

Ask Dr. Gaines: Have questions about the vaccine? Is it safe for you or your child? Are there side effects? You can email Dr. Gaines at Gainesvax2yahoo.com

Office hours:  Monday – Friday: 8am – 5pm; Saturday: 9 am – 2 pm

Highlands Professional Plaza, 801 Barret Avenue, Suite 314, Louisville, 40204

 

St. Matthews Pharmacy

Register Online

Veterans

Robley Rex VA Medical Center

Who’s eligible

Register here

Need help signing up? Call 502.287.4426

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Get Connected to a Vaccine Provider

Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness is committed to helping increase access to COVID vaccines in our most vulnerable, high-risk populations, particularly ZIP codes in West and Southwest Louisville that have experienced the highest rates of COVID-19. We can connect your group with information and resources to help people get vaccinated. If you are part of a group in those ZIP codes and interested in learning more about vaccine resources, you can reach out to [email protected]. If your group, business or organization is not in one of the high-risk ZIP codes, check out the "Find COVID-19 Vaccines Near You" section on this page.  

APPLY TO BE A VACCINE PROVIDER 

Organizations who have been approved by the state to be a vaccine provider may apply here to receive vaccine allocations from Public Health and Wellness."

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES 

As we continue our push to fight COVID-19, we need your support. For more information on the volunteer process please visit our Volunteer Information Center.

RESOURCES

• What to expect after getting vaccinated

• Kentucky COVID19 Vaccination Information

• CDC COVID19 Vaccination Information

• Vaccine fraud and scam warning  

•  The Louisville COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Taskforce: It’s goal is to ensure the equitable distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine to all individuals living in Jefferson County who wish to be vaccinated. Meet the members of the task force.

• CDC's V-safe Smartphone App: V-safe is a smartphone-based tool that uses text messaging and web surveys to provide personalized health check-ins after you receive a COVID-19 vaccination.