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COVID-19/Influenza Mobile Vaccination Program

Massachusetts is offering organizations options to vaccinate individuals through pop-up or mobile on-site clinics. Vaccination will be provided to Mass. residents at no cost. Neither identification nor insurance is required.

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Find a clinic

Search the table below for a mobile vaccination clinic near you. The list is updated weekly.

You can also search vaccines.gov to find additional vaccination sites in Massachusetts. If you cannot get to a vaccination location, you can schedule an in-home vaccination.

What can I expect at a mobile vaccination clinic?

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. 

How do I host a mobile vaccination clinic?

  Clinics will come to you via the Mobile Vaccination Program. 

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 

If your organization is interested in mobile vaccination services, please use this form, mass.gov/MobileVaccineForm, to submit a request. You will need to provide: 

  • Requested date and time 
  • Address of clinic and contact person 
  • Number of individuals who have confirmed they will receive the vaccination 
  • Space for vaccination clinic (inside, outside) and any additional details 
Sign up for the mobile vaccination program  Vaccine educational materials 

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