COVID-19 Vaccines

If you have health insurance, contact your primary care provider to schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment. If you are uninsured or underinsured, schedule an appointment through one of the following programs:

• Qualifying adults and children can get free COVID-19 vaccines at the City of Berkeley Immunization Clinic. Please call the clinic for additional information at (510) 981-5350.

• Adults without health insurance or whose insurance does not cover the full cost of a COVID-19 vaccine can get a free vaccine by booking an appointment with a provider that participates in the Bridge Access Program.
• Children under 18 years of age who might not otherwise be vaccinated because of inability to pay can get free vaccines through a Vaccines for Children provider.

LOST AND INCORRECT VACCINE CARD

Vaccination records are maintained by the State. If you have lost your COVID-19 CDC vaccine card, obtain a record of your immunization through:

• CA Digital COVID-19 Vaccine Record: A digital vaccine record that details your COVID-19 vaccination, as stored in the California Immunization Registry (CAIR), that includes COVID-19 vaccination dates, vaccine type received and a QR code. Request your Digital Record from the State online and download the image and save for your records

• Your Health Care Provider: If you are having issues accessing your digital record from the State, it is possible that your health care provider may have record of your COVID-19 vaccination. Call your health care provider or login to your health care provider's member portal immunizations page to check

If you are unable to retrieve your record or if there is an error on your record, the State has created a Virtual Assistant tool to submit requests for Vaccine Record errors.

RESOURCES

• COVID-19 Vaccines (California Department of Public Health)

Vaccine factsheets:

• City of Berkeley Health Orders

• Ensuring vaccine safety (CDC)

Last updated September 25, 2023