Marin County COVID-19 Status Update for May 13 includes vaccination information for kids 12 to 15 years old, updated guidance on wearing face coverings, news about getting vaccinated for multiple things at the same… Read More
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Vaccine Sites
Marin Public Health is working with local hospitals, healthcare facilities, clinics and pharmacies to establish multiple vaccination sites for the general public.
First vs Second Dose
The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require a second dose. If you got the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, a second dose is not required. You can usually schedule an appointment for your second dose when you get your first dose.
If you don't have an appointment and need a second dose of Pfizer or Moderna, please use the Vaccine Finder filters located on this page, to identify locations that are offering second dose appointments. Bring a photo ID and your vaccine record card to your appointment.
Get help
If you have questions about the vaccine, talk to your healthcare provider.
For residents without internet access
Call (833) 641-1988 to get help making a vaccination appointment. You can call this number if you are age 16 & older and you:
Have a severe health condition or disability
Use home care and/or personal assistance
Use multi-lingual interpretation (including ASL)
Have limited or no internet access
Need help arranging transportation
Documentation and Reminders
Review the documentation and appointment reminders before making an appointment.
Everyone seeking a vaccination will need to show identification. This does not need to be a government issued ID or photo ID, but your name must match the the name on your appointment. If you don't have the proof of identity, you may be asked to sign a form confirming your identity.
Proof of age
Youth age 12-17 need to provide documentation that proves date of birth. Acceptable documentation includes:
Birth Certificate
Student ID Card
Insurance Cards
Passport or Photo ID
Report Card or other document from school with Date of Birth
Citizenship
You do not need to be a US citizen to get a vaccine.
Please check your desired vaccination site to see if an appointment is required. Walk-ups are permitted at some locations.
Youth aged 12-17 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Wear a t-shirt or something similar that allows easy access to your upper arm.
Arrive no earlier than 10 minutes before your appointment time.
If you have health insurance, please bring your insurance card. Don't worry, you will not have to pay for your vaccine. Uninsured individuals are welcome.
Do not show up to the vaccination site if you are feeling unwell or experiencing COVID-19 symptoms.
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Public Health, Hospitals, Clinics & Medical Providers
Please use the map or filters below to find an ideal vaccine site near you. You can filter by vaccine type, eligibility age group, or walk-in availability.
Where
When
Eligibility & Vaccine
Larkspur Ferry Terminal
(In partnership with Curative) 101 E Sir Francis Drake Blvd Larkspur, CA94901 United States
Age 18 or Older J&J, Moderna (second dose only), Pfizer (second dose only)
Pharmacies
Most pharmacies in Marin provide COVID-19 vaccines. Some pharmacies, such as Safeway and CVS, have begun scheduling appointments for youth age 12 & older.
CVS Pharmacies accept walk-ins and don't require appointments.
Marin County residents who are eligible to get a vaccine can make appointments through MyTurn, operated by the State of California. When you visit the site, you will need to complete a brief eligibility screening. If you are eligible, you will be shown any available appointments for all nearby vaccine sites (be sure to scroll all the way down the "select a location" page!).
New appointments are added multiple times per week.
