Are You Up to Date on the Latest Boosters for COVID-19?
Who can get a booster?
The protection you get from a COVID-19 vaccine declines over time. To stay protected, you need an additional dose called a booster. The CDC recommends boosters for everyone over the age of 5. You are eligible for a booster if you are over the age of 5 and:
- It has been five months or longer since your second dose of a two-dose vaccine (Pfizer or Moderna)
- It has been two months or longer since you received your single dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine
If you have questions about getting a booster, talk to your primary care provider.
Boosters Available at OLE Health
OLE Health is currently offering the Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J boosters at our vaccine clinics on Wednesday and Friday by appointment only. You can find other locations and appointments for booster shots by visiting myturn.ca.gov.
Second Boosters
The CDC is currently recommending second boosters for certain populations.
- People over the age of 50
- Certain immunocompromised individuals
- Individuals who received J&J primary and booster doses at least four months ago
Second boosters are currently available at OLE Health by appointment only.
Your Vaccine Card
After you get your shot, you will be given a vaccination card. Keep it handy to show when you travel or for certain activities. It’s a good idea to take a picture of it with your phone. Bring your card with you when you come in for your second shot or a booster so the information will be added to your vaccine card.
Need a New Vaccine Card?
- If you are an OLE Health patient, call us. We will print your immunization record for you.
- If you are NOT a current patient, call your healthcare provider and ask them to print your CAIR immunization record.