Free COVID-19 Vaccines & Boosters
UPDATE: Vaccine Boosters are now available for anyone 12 and up that received their initial second dose over 5 months ago.
Our community is yet again seeing another significant surge of COVID-19 related illnesses. The vast majority of hospitalizations in Cone Health facilities are patients that are unvaccinated. Scientific evidence shows that vaccines prevent serious illness from COVID-19 and vaccine boosters help to increase protection for those vaccinated over 5 months ago.
Please protect yourself and your family by scheduling a COVID-19 vaccine or vaccine booster at one of clinic locations in Guilford, Rockingham and Alamance counties using the calendar below.
Vaccines - Children 5-11 Vaccines - 12 and Up Vaccine Boosters
Vaccine Scheduling - Ages 5-11
Appointments are required. To register for your free vaccination appointment, click the link on the date on the calendar below or call 336-890-1188 (Mon-Fri 7 a.m. to 7 p.m).
Several Cone Health pediatricians’ offices offer the vaccine to existing patients by appointment only. Patients should call the practice to schedule their appointment.
- Allergy and Asthma of NC – High Point - Phone: 336-883-1393
- Cox Family Practice - Phone: 336-629-6500
- Piedmont Pediatrics - Phone: 336-272-9447
- Premier Pediatrics of Eden - Phone: 336-627-5437
- Reidsville Pediatrics - Phone: 336-634-3902
- The Tim and Carolynn Rice Center for Children - Phone: 336-832-3150
What You Need to Know About Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccination:
- The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5-11 is a smaller dose.
- The vaccine is a two-dose series that is given three weeks apart.
- Parents/guardians must accompany the child to the appointment to provide consent.
- Read the FDA Fact Sheet for more detailed information about the vaccine.
Vaccine Scheduling - Ages 12 and Above.
Appointments are required. To register for your free vaccination appointment, click the link on the date on the calendar below or call 336-890-1188 (Mon-Fri 7 a.m. to 7 p.m).
- Please wear a mask, plan to remain socially distanced and wear loose clothing.
- Pfizer clinics are for ages 12+. All other vaccine types are 18+.
NOTICE: State law now requires written consent from a parent or legal guardian for any minor ages 12 to 15 prior to administrating any vaccine that that has been granted emergency use authorization (EUA). This includes the Pfizer vaccine since it remains under EUA for minors.
Booster Scheduling - Based on Eligibility
Appointments are required. If eligible, you can register for your free vaccination booster appointment by clicking the link on the date on the calendar below or call 336-890-1188 (Mon-Fri 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.). You must attest to the date you received your last dose of a COVID-19 vaccine to schedule your booster dose.
Booster Eligibility
- Ages 18+ - Eligible for any COVID-19 booster
- Pfizer-BioNTech & Moderna, eligible 5 months after receiving your second shot.
- Johnson & Johnson (single dose), eligible 2 months after receiving your initial shot.
- Following FDA and CDC recommendations, we can “mix-and-match" booster doses at the clinics.
- Ages 12-17 - Eligible for the Pfizer Vaccine boosters
- Make an appointment for a Pfizer booster if you received the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine series at least 5 months ago.
- Ages 5-11 - Boosters only recommended for moderately or severely immunocompromised children
- Immunocompromised children are recommended to receive an additional primary dose of vaccine 28 days after their second shot.
- Only the Pfizer vaccine is authorized and recommended for this age group.
- Fully vaccinated children 5-11 who are not immunocompromised do not need a third dose.
Vaccine Scheduling Calendar
If you are unable to view the calendar below, click here.
Additional Vaccine Locations
Cone Health appointments may fill quickly. The state health department offers additional vaccination opportunities by ZIP code here.
Vaccine Card Replacement Information
Need to view or print your vaccine information? Go to the NCDHHS website and do it online.
Vaccine Safety and Effectiveness
Clinical trials involving tens of thousands of people for each vaccine have shown that the vaccines are extremely effective in preventing serious illness from COVID-19 with no serious safety concerns. Side effects reported include a sore arm at the injection site, fatigue, headache, chills and fever. While side effects are sometimes higher than for a typical flu vaccine, they are lower in many ways than side effects from the leading vaccine to prevent shingles.
Side effects are signs that a vaccine is working and are related to your immune system being stimulated to produce antibodies against infection. Side effects from vaccination are far less significant than health impacts from COVID-19.
Staying Informed
Pharmacists, infectious disease doctors, critical care nurses and other experts at Cone Health continue to speak publicly through media interviews and direct communication with our patients and communities about the safety, effectiveness and importance of vaccines to eliminate COVID-19.
In addition, reliable information on vaccine safety, effectiveness, side effects and more is available on the following websites:
