Minnesota has expanded eligibility for the COVID vaccine. And, if you’re not eligible yet, you will be. But how do you make an appointment to get a COVID vaccine? Where do you go?
The options are expanding all the time. Health providers—like Allina, HealthPartners/Park Nicollet and Fairview—are contacting patients when they become eligible to sign them up for appointments at one of their clinics.
Vaccines are finding their way to more and more pharmacy chains too. Walgreens, Walmart, Sam’s Club, Thrifty White and CVS are among those scheduling appointments. Check your pharmacy’s website to get on the wait list.
Tribal nations are holding ongoing vaccine clinics. Websites provide dates for clinics and eligibility requirements.
The state’s COVID-19 Vaccine Connector is open to everyone. Once you fill out the short online form, you’ll be alerted by email or phone when it’s your turn.
But if you want to see a list of all locations offering COVID vaccines near you, the state’s MN.GOV website provides an online search tool. The tool allows you to search by city or zip code.
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