Where To Get Vaccinated in Baltimore City

2023-24 COVID Vaccine Information

On September 12th, 2023, the CDC authorized an updated version of the Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines for everyone ages 6 months and older. These vaccines have been updated for the 2023-2024 respiratory virus season, and they target the most prevalent COVID virus variant, XBB.1.5.

Stay up to date on vaccinations for the greatest protection against COVID-19!

Who can get the updated vaccine?

Anyone ages 6 months and up can get an updated vaccine, regardless of previous vaccination status. Most people only need a single dose of the updated 2023-24 vaccine.

5 years and older: Get 1 dose of updated Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. If you've gotten a previous COVID vaccine, you should get the new one at least 2 months after your last dose.

6 months - 4 years old: Talk to your child's doctor about which updated COVID vaccine is recommended - if they have been vaccinated in the past, recommendations depend on which brand of vaccine they previously received. If they have never been vaccinated against COVID-19, they will receive either 2 doses of updated Moderna vaccine or 3 doses of updated Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.

65 years and older: You are able to get a second dose of updated 2023-24 vaccine if you got your previous dose of this vaccine at least 4 months ago.

People who are moderately or severely immunocompromised: Talk to your doctor about when and how often you should get the updated COVID vaccine. If you have been vaccinated in the past, you can get one or more doses of the updated vaccine now. If you have never been vaccinated against COVID-19, you can get three doses of the updated vaccine in order to be fully protected now.

Can I still get the updated COVID-19 vaccine for free?

Yes. Just like other vaccines, COVID-19 vaccines are now covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most private health insurance plans. If you do not have health insurance or if your insurance doesn't cover vaccination, you are eligible to receive your updated COVID-19 vaccine through the national Bridge Access Program.

Where can I find the updated vaccine?

Visit vaccines.gov to find a pharmacy location near you and make an appointment. Baltimore City Health Department is also offering walk-in vaccination opportunities at our Immunizations clinic and other community locations - see list below.

If you are homebound and need to receive your COVID-19 and flu shots at home, please call 443-216-9511 and follow the prompts to connect to our At-Home vaccination program.

The Baltimore City Health Department recommends that all eligible residents receive the mRNA vaccine - Moderna or Pfizer. If an individual 18 years and older is unable to receive a mRNA vaccine due to a history of allergic reactions, anaphylaxis, or other contraindication a Novavax vaccine may be given.

Walk-Up clinics for vaccinations - no appointments needed

If you lost or damaged your vaccination card,  go to MyIR Mobile to view and print a copy of your records.

**NOTE: BCHD's community vaccine clinics are for people without insurance to cover vaccination services.

If you have health insurance, please visit vaccines.gov to find a pharmacy near you to schedule your vaccination appointments.

Tuesday July 23rd

St. Mary's Outreach Center

3939 Roland Ave. 

10am-2pm

Moderna or Pfizer vaccine for adults ages 18+

Friday July 26th

Franciscan Center Outreach Resource Fair

101 W. Patapsco Ave. 

10am-1pm

Pfizer vaccine for ages 5+

BCHD Immunizations

1200 E. Fayette St. 

10am-2pm

Moderna or Pfizer vaccine for ages 6 months and older

Sacred Heart Church

600 S. Conkling St. 

4-7pm

Pfizer vaccine for ages 5+

Friday August 2nd

BCHD Immunizations

1200 E. Fayette St. 

10am-2pm

Moderna or Pfizer vaccine for ages 6 months and older

Sacred Heart Church

600 S. Conkling St. 

4-7pm

Pfizer vaccine for ages 5+

Saturday August 3rd

Baltimore Museum of Industry Farmer's Market

1415 Key Hwy. 

9am-1pm

Moderna vaccine for ages 3+