City Sites
While the best place to get your COVID-19 vaccine is with your healthcare provider, the City of Chicago is operating multiple vaccination sites.
All City of Chicago-operated sites accept walk-ins. Appointments are preferred but not required.
Chicagoans age 12-18 are able to receive vaccination at all City of Chicago sites offering Pfizer vaccine. Individuals under the age of 18 seeking vaccination need to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
No Government issued ID or insurance required.
Appointments can be booked through the City’s call center at 312.746.4835 or through www.zocdoc.com/vaccine. All vaccine sites will accept walk-ins. A parent or guardian must accompany any minor under age 18.
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SITE |
ADDRESS |
DAYS AND HOURS OF OPERATION |
ELIGIBILITY |
TYPE OF VACCINE |
REGISTRATION |
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CDPH Greater Lawn Immunization Clinic |
4150 W 55th St |
Monday - Friday: 8am - 4pm |
Anyone 12+ |
Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson |
Walk-ins welcome. Create an account and register for an appointment at https://getvaxchi.chicago.gov If assistance is needed, email getvaxnow@chicago.gov. |
Get vaccinated at a CPS school-based site
CPS has opened three school-based vaccination sites specifically for its students and families at the schools listed below. The vaccine is free for all and walk-ins are welcome.
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SITE |
ADDRESS |
DAYS AND HOURS OF OPERATION |
ELIGIBILITY |
TYPE OF VACCINE |
REGISTRATION |
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Chicago Vocational Career Academy |
2100 E 87th St |
Tuesdays 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. |
Anyone 12+ |
Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson |
Walk-ins welcome, appointments can be made online. Additional information available on the CPS website. |
|
Theodore Roosevelt High School |
3436 W Wilson Ave |
Wednesdays 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. |
Anyone 12+ |
Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson |
Walk-ins welcome, appointments can be made online. Additional information available on the CPS website. |
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Michele Clark High School |
5101 W Harrison St |
Thursdays 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. |
Anyone 12+ |
Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson |
Walk-ins welcome, appointments can be made online. Additional information available on the CPS website. |
If you receive the Pfizer vaccine, it requires a series of two vaccination doses spaced 21 days apart. You will be automatically scheduled to receive your second dose at the same location 21 days after your first dose. Please ensure you will be available for your second dose appointment when making your selection for your first dose date and time.
Chicagoans age 12-17 are now able to receive vaccination at all City of Chicago sites offering Pfizer vaccine. To book an appointment on Zocdoc, Chicagoans under 18 must have a parent or guardian book vaccine appointments on their behalf.
The City-run sites vaccinate emancipated minors, although they need to bring their court order confirming their status. Married minors can also get vaccinated and need to bring their marriage certificates.
