COVID-19/Influenza Mobile Vaccination Program

The state is offering mobile pop-up vaccination clinics that take place in a community-based setting like a community center or auditorium. They usually are set up for a single day or evening, but clinics may be scheduled on a recurring basis (e.g., once a week), if there is sufficient demand in the community.

• Mobile clinics are offered in addition to permanent vaccination sites, like hospitals/medical provider offices, or pharmacy-based clinics.
• Pop-up or mobile vaccination services are delivered by qualified clinical staff, including nurses, paramedics, and emergency medical technicians.
• Pop-up or mobile vaccination services include registration for vaccine appointments, sharing information about the vaccine, giving the vaccine, observation by clinical staff after getting the vaccine, and scheduling of follow-up appointments for second doses (if needed).

A vaccination provider will come to the organization's host-property to vaccinate individuals. Organizations are strongly encouraged to survey individuals and confirm participation prior to requesting a clinic. 

The state hosts mobile vaccination clinics in the fall and winter. Please visit this page later this year to submit a request to host a clinic.

The Commonwealth is pleased to offer Massachusetts organizations the option to easily vaccinate groups. Mobile vaccination services are available for priority populations including people who are:

• residing in rural areas
• members of state or federally recognized Tribes or Tribal Nations
• living with disabilities
• residing in municipalities with low rates of vaccination 
• experiencing homelessness or housing instability
• other individuals and populations challenged to access vaccine in other settings