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Massachusetts is vaccinating against COVID-19

Vaccine supply is very limited

The vaccine is safe, effective, and free.

COVID-19 vaccine safety: Trust the facts

These Phase 1 and Phase 2 groups can now get the vaccine:

People age 75 and older People age 65-74 People with 2+ certain medical conditions Low income and affordable senior housing residents & staff Health care workers Long term care settings First responders Congregate care settings

Step 1: Find out if you are eligible to get a vaccine now

Answer some questions below to find your phase and when you can get the vaccine


Vaccine eligibility checker

Learn more about:

Phase 1  Phase 2  Phase 3

Step 2: If you are eligible, find a location near you

Massachusetts receives a limited supply of COVID-19 vaccine doses from the federal government each week.
Due to high demand and very limited supply, it may take several attempts over the course of several weeks to schedule an appointment.
Each site manages its own schedules and appointments.

Find your appointment

Learn more about:

Massachusetts' vaccination locations

Step 3: Prepare for your appointment

Review the appointment guide in advance

The vaccine is free. Bring your insurance card and an ID with your name if you have them.  You can still get the vaccine
if you don’t have an ID or insurance. You will also need to confirm that you are in a group that can get the vaccine.

Your appointment guide

Vaccine information for the general public

Continue to stop the spread 

It will take time for everyone to get the vaccine.

We all have to work together to stop the spread of COVID-19. Wear a mask, wash your hands, avoid groups, and keep your distance, even after you get the vaccine.

Frequently asked questions 

Answers to common questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.

View all COVID-19 vaccine information 

Read about what Massachusetts is doing to distribute the vaccine fairly.
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