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COVID-19 Vaccine
Anyone age 12 years and older can get vaccinated. All COVID-19 vaccines are free. Insurance or identification are not needed. You can walk in or make an appointment at most places.
If you are looking for a specific vaccine product, you can sort by product at Vaccines.gov or text your zip code to 438829. There is also the COVID-19 Community Mobile Vaccination Bus going into communities and find additional locations on the state’s webpage.
Use our calendar and map to find a vaccine location or check with your doctor, local clinic, grocery/big box store, or pharmacy near you.
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Our Local COVID-19 Clinics are offering Walk-in Vaccinations. No Appointment Needed.
All our vaccine clinics are open for walk-in vaccinations. You can make an appointment by calling 303-451-0123. All our vaccine sites are closed for lunch from noon-1 p.m. Spanish language assistance is available at all of our locations. Download and Print our flyer in English or Spanish with locations and times.
COVID-19 Vaccine News
- Colorado's large drive-up Community Vaccination Sites are closing by July 4. Vaccines will be available through local providers.
- View and print a record of your immunizations with the Colorado Immunization Information System Public Portal.
- Use the state's feedback system to report providers who are not following state guidelines. This includes asking you for ID or proof of insurance to receive the vaccine or charging for an office visit.
- Call 2-1-1 to find out about a free ride to get your vaccine.
- Employers, unions, and trade associations can enroll in the state's Workplace Vaccination Program. There is no charge, and the state coordinates staffing, logistics, and vaccine supplies.
- Tri-County Health Department Vaccine Strategy Overview.
Vaccine Privacy
The information you provide at a COVID-19 vaccination clinic will remain private and confidential. It will not be shared for any immigration or law enforcement purposes. If you are not a U.S. citizen, receiving the vaccine will not jeopardize your immigration status.